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Aviles is a city and a Spanish council located in the Principality of Asturias, in the north of the Iberian Peninsula, on both sides of the Aviles estuary. In 2018, the municipality had a registered population of 78,715 inhabitants, being the third largest municipal capital in Asturias, in number of inhabitants. The council is one of the twenty grouped municipalities that form the central metropolitan area of ​​Asturias.
There is evidence of human settlements since prehistory, although it is noteworthy that a permanent population did not originate in the city until after Roman times. In the 10th century with the obtaining of the jurisdiction at the hands of King Alfonso VI, the city obtains a series of privileges by being designated the realengo, among which is the power to hold fairs and a weekly market. During the Modern Age there was a moment of splendor with the arrival of numerous nobility who sought to build their plots in the town and the rise of the bourgeoisie, but from then on a long period of decline began that would only be saved with the trade of goods with America and the subsequent arrival of the railroad in addition to its intensive industrialization, eminently steel, in the mid-twentieth century.
It conserves in its old case an artistic historical complex composed of several palaces, noble houses, churches, squares, streets and large parks, along with a cultural heritage in which the Museum of Urban History and the Niemeyer Center stand out. Of the various events that are held each year in the city are worth mentioning its Antroxu, the Feast of the Bun or the Avilés Interceltic Festival.
It is located just 25 km from Gijón, 27 km from the capital, Oviedo and is connected through a wide network of highways, railways and buses, being also one of the main fishing and freight ports in Spain.

The funeral chapel of the Alas family (s. XIV) is located on the northern flank of the temple of the Franciscan Fathers of Aviles (former parish of San Nicolás de Bari). This area, adjacent to the medieval wall, was occupied by the cemetery of the town until its transfer in 1813 to a meadow near the disappeared convent of La Merced. Originally it was an exempt and self-sufficient construction, and it would rival in visual prominence from the estuary with the parish church of San Nicolás. In addition, its funerary destiny, its spatial autonomy, its material ambition and, above all, the individual character of its promoter warn us of the emergence of a new mentality, less collective and more personal, that pursues the social consolidation of the principal and his lineage.
In 1991 the chapel was declared a Property of Cultural Interest (BIC) (BOPA, 14-XI-1994).

The Valdecarzana Palace, also known as the House of Baragañas, is located in the Asturian town of Avilés.
It is a palace belonging to the Gothic style built between the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries by a rich Avilian merchant to serve as his private home. In addition, it also has a low area used in the beginning to market and store the products, since it has several ogival arches with dust covers arranged for this purpose.
The part of the house is also characterized by having four windows geminated as a gallery, with the windowsill decorated with saw teeth.
It is the oldest civil building in Asturias and the only non-religious example of the Gothic style in the town, it is also characterized as the only example of bourgeois architecture present in it. It should be noted that of the original structure, only the south facade is currently standing, which was completely secured and restored during the 20th century to convert the building into the Historical Archive of Aviles.
Between generations the belief has passed that King Pedro I the Cruel when he freed the city in 1352 from his bastard brother's troops, the insurgent Enrique de Trastámara stayed in this palace.

The church of the Franciscan Fathers, is a temple of worship of the Catholic religion dedicated to San Antonio de Padua. It is located in Aviles, Principality of Asturias
It is a church built in the 12th century belonging to the Romanesque style.
The church is profusely ornamented with abundant ornamentation in the capitals, moldings, cinnamon sticks and metopes. From the decoration you can highlight the scene of the original sin carved into one of the capitals.
Today it belongs to the convent of the Franciscans, after the amortization of Mendizábal, in which they abandoned the original convent of San Francisco (currently, Church of San Nicolás de Bari, in the avilesina square of Domingo Álvarez Acebal). At present the members of the order reside in a building near the temple.
In this church is the tomb of Pedro Menéndez, the Florida advance, founder of the oldest city in the United States of America, San Agustín (Florida). Also of great historical-artistic interest is the terraced funeral chapel of the Wings.

Aviles is also a council, a parish of the same namesake council, in the Principality of Asturias, Spain. It has a population of 78,898 inhabitants (INE, 2008), spread over 34,244 homes (INE, 2001). Its surface is 8.78 km², giving rise to one of the highest densities in the entire Principality, 8,996 inhabitants / km². The parish comprises, only, the singular population entity of the town of Aviles.

The Llano Ponte Palace, also known as García-Pumarino House-Palace, is located on the corner of the Plaza de España, in the historic artistic complex of the Asturian town of Avilés.
In the mid-twentieth century it underwent a major reform process initiated by its new owners with the ultimate goal of converting the building into a movie theater, named Marta and María as a tribute to the novel of the same name written by Armando Palacio Valdés during 1898.

Ferrera's palace is located near the town hall of Aviles, in Asturias. It is one of the oldest Baroque-style properties in the province, being a clear exponent of what is known as Baroque widening towards the outskirts of the medieval wall.
From its construction to the year 1998 it served as the residence of the Marquises of Ferrera, and was chosen as accommodation by the Spanish Royal Family whenever one of its members spent the night in the town. During 2003 the building underwent a comprehensive renovation and conditioning to house a five-star hotel belonging to the NH Hoteles hotel chain.

The Palace of Balsera or Sendón is located in the Asturian town of Avilés. Once a private residence, it is currently the headquarters of the Julián Orbón Municipal Conservatory of Music.
This palace was built at the beginning of the 20th century, probably 1917, by the Pontevedra architect Antonio Palacios for Victoriano Fernández Balsera, a rich Avilian merchant. The building "halfway between modernism and eclecticism" is characterized by "an interesting set of rising volumes, from the curved chamfer at the angle to the slender historicist-inspired tower."
It is decorated profusely and the interior is preserved in perfect condition.
It has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest with a category of Monument on October 3, 1991.

The Macua Palace is located in the Asturian town of Aviles.
Built throughout the nineteenth and twentieth century for the Maqua family consists of three floors of which stands out the balconies of the third floor.
The palace was rehabilitated in 1983 and 1997.
It was declared of Cultural Interest with a category of Monument on October 3, 1991

The Armando Palacio Valdés Theater is a theater in the city of Aviles, Principality of Asturias, Spain,
This building was built by the architect Manuel del Busto at the beginning of the 20th century. This architect designed a neo-baroque theater with a longitudinal arrangement, parallel to the front due to the technical problems caused by the site chosen for its construction. The building began to be built on August 5, 1900, date of the placement of the first stone in a solemn act with numerous guests among which Clarín can be highlighted. The works lasted twenty years mainly due to economic problems that paralyzed the works at various times. In 1920 it was inaugurated by baptizing him with the name of the illustrious writer Armando Palacio Valdés, adopted son of the town, who attended the premiere.
The theater remained open between 1920 and 1972 represented all kinds of works and also being used as a movie theater. In 1972 after its closure he suffered the abandonment that left him in a deplorable state until in 1992, being already municipally owned, it was restored and inaugurated.
It was declared of Cultural Interest with a category of Monument on December 28, 1982
Currently, being part of the Spanish Network of Theaters, stages, Auditoriums, Circuits and Public Ownership Festivals.

The old town of the Spanish city of Aviles was declared a Historic-Artistic Site on May 27, 1955, in the town there are many important works of both religious and civil character, streets such as Galiana, Rivero, La Ferrería or San Francisco attests to its ancient history with magnificent buildings and characteristic arcades.
Listed as the second best old town in Asturias after Oviedo, the complex is also composed of the streets mentioned above by several buildings, including the old city wall, now disappeared; the Plaza de España located in front of the Town Hall of the town, the streets of Pedro Solís and Palacio Valdés, the Plaza del Carbayo and the Old Avilés prison.
Of interest are the Palacio de Valdecarzana known for being the only vestige of medieval architecture in the town, the house of Carreño (c / Pinar de Río), the palace of Camposagrado, the house of Pedro Menéndez de Avilés (c / San Bernardo ), the Palace of Ferrera, the source of the Caños de San Francisco, the Chapel of the Wings, the church of San Francisco, the church of San Nicolás de Bari, the church of Sabugo, the chapel of Galiana, the Palace of Balsera , the Palace of Llano Ponte and the Canapes. Subsequently, the following areas have been declared Historic Complex on January 27, 1993 : The Market Square (or the Orbón Brothers), a modernist complex consisting of the Plaza de las Aceñas and the market building and delimited by Rui Pérez Street, to the North; Pedro Menéndez Square, east; the street of the Wall, to the South, and the street of the Camera, to the West.
Among his religious architectural works we will highlight: the parish of San Nicolás, that of Santa María Magdalena de Corros, the church of Sabugo or that of Santo Tomas de Canterbury.
Among its civil works several palaces: the Valdecarzana of the fifteenth century, known as the house of Baragaña, the Camposagrado, the Ferrera and the house of Rodrigo García-Pumarino, better known as Llano Ponte palace, these of the seventeenth and XVIII. From the 18th century they are also the Town Hall, the Plaza Mayor, the Caños de San Francisco, the Palacio Valdés theater, and the Balsera palace.

The Oscar Niemeyer International Cultural Center, commonly known as the Niemeyer Center, is a cultural center designed by the Brazilian Oscar Niemeyer located in the Asturian city of Aviles (Spain).
Raised next to the Aviles estuary, it contrasts with the old town and the traditional industrial image of the area thanks to its white lines and color. This is one of Niemeyer's few works in Europe, who made the design a few years after receiving the Prince of Asturias Award.

The Román Suárez Puerta stadium is a football stadium in the city of Aviles. In this stadium the Real Avilés C. F. matches are played. It is located in the neighborhood of Les Meanes / Las Meanas.
The current stadium was reopened in 1999, based on the one built in 1943 and has a capacity for approximately 5400 spectators. Distributed among the more than 4200 spectators of capacity in the new covered lateral stands, plus 1132 that has capacity the bottom tier or roundabout (discovered), all of them sitting.
It is located between José Cueto and Juan Ochoa streets (with access through these streets), in Avilés. This stadium is the result of the remodeling and expansion of the old Román Suárez Puerta. His name is due to the mayor who promoted its construction.

The Museum of Urban History of Avilés (in Asturian, Muséu de la Hestoria Urbana d'Avilés), located in the city's historical-artistic complex, is the first public space on the history of Avilés, Asturias. [1 ] The equipment is specially designed to contextualize the chronology of events that have marked the development of the town at different times, placing special emphasis on the period between obtaining the jurisdiction by King Alfonso VI in 1085 and today .
It has an exhibition area of ​​approximately 1,000 m² divided into three floors, in which the estuary plays a fundamental role as the backbone of the sample.

Ferrera Park is an English-style public park located right in the center of Avilés, Asturias. For centuries it was the land that the different Marquises possessed for their enjoyment in the back of the Ferrera Palace; but in the second half of the twentieth century it was the goal of arduous negotiations between the city council and its owners in order to turn it into a public space that would finally be inaugurated by King Juan Carlos I on May 19, 1976. [ 1]
It has four entrance doors and also a step built to join it with the Municipal House of Culture since the park houses the former Avilesina Newspaper Library.

Avilés-Apeadero is a railway station located in the Spanish municipality of Avilés in the Principality of Asturias. It is part of the narrow gauge network operated by Renfe Operadora through its commercial division Renfe Feve. It is integrated within the core of Cercanías Asturias as part of the F-4 line between Cudillero and Gijón. It also has regional services.