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Gijón is a large coastal city located in the autonomous community of Asturias in northern Spain. It has a population of around 270,800 inhabitants and is situated on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea. Gijón has 10 beaches, with the most popular being San Lorenzo beach. The city is known for its traditional Asturian cuisine, including dishes like the pregnant bun, cachopo, and fabada asturiana stew, as well as cider made from apple juice. Gijón hosts several annual festivals and events, notably the Black Week literary festival, Metropoli culture festival, and week-long Festival of Begoña.
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Gijon
- 2. INHABITANTS The principality of Asturias is an autonomist comunity that is located on the north coast of Spain. It is next to Lugo, Cantabria, Leon and the Cantabrian sea. Gijón is a big asturian city located on the shores of cantabrian sea. Gijón has around 270.800 inhabitants.
- 3. BEACHES Gijón is a seaside city that has 10 beaches. But the most populars are: • San Lorenzo beach
- 4. Poniente beach • It is a man-made beach and it is less popular than San Lorenzo beach
- 5. Arbeyal beach • It is the west beach of the city. Most of the people practice their sports on this beach in summer
- 6. TYPICAL FOOD • The pregnant bun Is one of the typical dishes of Gijón, it consist of a piece of chorizo covered with a bread dough
- 7. • The cachopo Consist of two beef steaks with a ham and cheese filling between it.
- 8. • Fabada asturiana Is the traditional dish of asturian cuisine made with asturian faba bean, sausages such as chorizo and asturian blood sausage, and with pork.
- 9. • Cider Is the most typical drink in Asturias, and is make of apple juice.
- 10. FESTIVALS • The Black Week Of Gijón is a literary festival born in 1988 and celebrated in Gijón principality of Asturias. It began exclusively dedicated to the novels, but it has been extended to science fiction. It includes concerts, bar terraces, markets ,rides and the likes.
- 11. • Metropoli Is an average festival of culture and entertainment held in Gijón. Is one of the most complete cultural events that cover all branches of entertainment: comic, videogames, concerts,exhibitions and so on.
- 12. • Festival of Begoña It is 7 days and its 7 nights long. It has a great atmosphere that reaches every part of the city
- 13. Thanks for your attention