About the municipality 
Services 
| Primary school (1 school) |  |
| Secondary school |  |
| Nursery school (0 – 3 years) (1 school) | |
| Healthcare centre / Medical practice (1 facility) | |
| Pharmacy (1 pharmacy) | |
| Bank branch / ATMs (2 facilities) | |
| Supermarket (1 supermarket) | |
| Local shops (2 shops) | |
| Petrol station | |
| Casa de Cultura (Arts & Community Centre) | |
| Library / Reading room (1 facility) | |
| Sports facilities (3 facilities) | |
| Post office (1 office) | |
| (SDTL) Local technological promotion services | |
| Bus | |
| Train | |
| Taxi | |
| Car rental | |
| Bike & Rollerblade rental | |
| Campervan and Motorhome stopover | |
| Internet connectivity | |
| Optic fibre | |
| 5G mobile connection | |
| Coworking facilities | |
| Telework facilities | |
| Business incubators | |
| Business centres | |
| Hotels El Mirador del Angliru (6 double rooms); La Aldea Soñada |
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| Rural houses Aires del Aramo rural flats (4 apartments featuring both 1 and 2 bedrooms; Casona Sariego (2 apartments, each accommodating 4 people); Casona Angliru |
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| Guesthouses El Mirador del Angliru (16 bunk beds) |
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| Cottages | |
| Hostels | |
| Rental housing | |
| Public rental housing | |
| Coliving | |
| Camping | |
| Mountains | Angliru |
| Hiking trails | |
| Recreational areas |
Viapará and the one on the football pitch |
| Rivers | Code river, Riosa river |
| Reservoirs | Arroxines reservoir |
| Green spaces and forests | All the foothills of the central mountain, Villamer, La Cuba, La Cuba, Felguera, Grandiella, Llamo, La Juncar, Doña Juande, Muriellos, etc. |
| Protected natural areas | The Aramo mountain range |
| Lowest point of the Municipality: 254 m above sea level
Highest point of the Municipality: 1.771 m above sea level |
LA ARÁ-FELGUERA RIVERSIDE TRAIL, 6 KM APPROX. || VILLAMER-LA ESPERANZA TRAIL, 4 KM APPROX. || LA RAIZ – LA FOZ TRAIL, 6 KM APPROX.
| Swimming pools | |
| Beaches | |
| Rivers | |
| Reservoirs | |
| Lakes | |
| Spa / Thermal Waters | |
| Security level: | Razonablemente Elevado |
| Noise pollution level | Extremely low |
| Light pollution level | Extremely low |
| Traffic level: | Low |
| Air quality index (AQI): | Reasonably good |
The “Olympus of the Cycling”. This is the land that gave birth to the all-powerful and feared Angliru, one of the toughest peaks, if not the toughest, of all the international cycling tours which has been the stage for unparalleled sporting feats that have put Riosa and Asturias on the world cycling map. But Riosa is not only the Angliru… it encompasses part of the Aramo Range, a rich and rugged terrain that makes it a great outdoors training camp, a mecca for all kinds of athletes, but especially cyclists.
Riosa bears in its entrails copper and cobalt reserves, which had been exploited since prehistoric times, and of course, it is one of the municipalities in central Asturias where coalfields are so fortunately found. The town of Rioseco constitutes a clear example of the borough’s mining activities, where you can still see the old copper mines.
Mountains, mining, land and water… that’s Riosa, where there’s no shortage of riverside trails, such as the one that runs from the Aramo tunnel to the village of Llamo/Ḷḷamo.
