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Great! If you're in Gijon and interested in museums, I would recommend visiting the Laboral Ciudad de la Cultura. It's a large cultural complex that includes an art museum, theater, cinema, and more. Other museums in the area you might be interested in checking out include the Museum of the Asturian People and the Evaristo Valle Museum.
Sure! In Gijon, some of the most recommended, popular, and typical dishes according to local people are:
1. Fabada Asturiana: A hearty stew made with large white beans, various meats (such as chorizo, morcilla, and pork belly), and vegetables.
2. Cachopo: A breaded and fried meat dish typically served with ham and cheese between two thin slices of beef or veal.
3. Sidra (Cider): The region is known for its cider production, and it's a popular drink in Gijon. It's typically poured from a height into a glass to help aerate it, and it's often served alongside small snacks called 'pinchos'.
4. Frixuelos: Similar to crêpes or pancakes, these are thin, sweet pastries usually filled with cream.
5. Arroz con leche: Rice pudding made with milk and sugar, flavored with cinnamon and lemon zest.
I hope this helps you find some delicious local cuisine to try in Gijon!
Sure, here are some fun activities that local people enjoy in Gijon:
1. Stroll around Cimavilla: This is the old fishermen's quarter of Gijon that has narrow streets, colorful buildings, and lots of bars and restaurants.
2. Enjoy the beaches: Gijon has several great beaches like Playa de San Lorenzo, Playa Poniente and Playa Arbeyal where locals love to hang out, sunbathe, and swim.
3. Visit the Botanical Garden: The Atlantic Botanical Garden is a beautiful place where you can explore different plants and trees from the Atlantic region.
4. Try cider: Asturias is famous for its cider, so why not try it in Gijon? Head to one of the many sidrerías in town, where they will pour you a glass of cider in the traditional way.
5. Attend a soccer game: Sporting Gijón is the local soccer team, and attending one of their home games at the El Molinón stadium is a great way to experience the passion of the locals for the sport.
6. Explore the Fish Market: The Mercado del Sur is a lively fish market where you can see all kinds of fresh seafood products, and also taste some of them in the adjacent tapas bar.
7. Bike or hike along the coastal path: The Camino de Santiago coastal route passes through Gijon, and it offers beautiful views of the sea and the cliffs. You can bike or hike along the path and explore the surrounding nature.