About the municipality

  • Population: 15.505

  • Area: 56 km2

  • Telephone: (+34) 985 67 00 50

  • E-mail: ayto@smra.org
  • Local Council address: C. Nicanor Piñole, 2, 33950 Sotrondio, Asturias

Services

Primary school (6 schools)
Secondary school (2 Secondary schools)
Nursery school (0 – 3 years) (2 schools)
Healthcare centre / Medical practice (4 facilities)
Pharmacy (7 pharmacies)
Bank branch / ATMs (8 facilities)
Supermarket (7 supermarkets)
Local shops (30 shops)
Petrol station (1 petrol station)
Casa de Cultura (Arts & Community Centre)
Library / Reading room (3 facilities)
Sports facilities (7 facilities)
Post office (3 offices)
(SDTL) Local technological promotion services

It also has: Recreational areas, green paths, panoramic viewpoints, sports clubs, cultural associations, civil protection, fire brigade, magistrate’s court, consumer office, municipal swimming pool, women’s meeting house and women’s advisory centre, museums, motorhome area, fishing reserve, gastronomic festivals of Regional Tourist Interest…

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 (Hotel La Pará web: https://hotellapara.com/)
Rural houses
Hostels
Cottages (Casa Consuelo / Casa Laudina y Armando)
Hostels (ALBERGUE EL FLORÁN)
Rental housing:

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Public rental housing
Coliving
Camping
Mountains https://www.turismoasturias.es/descubre/donde-ir/comarcas/valle-del-nalon
Hiking trails
Recreational areas Polaúra
It is a Protected Landscape situated in Campa L’Arquera, within the Santa Bárbara / Santa Bárbola valley. The viewpoint provides information about the stunning mountain views and the diverse environmental biodiversity.
La Camperona
It is accessible from the AS-338, starting in L’Entregu / El Entrego and heading towards Bimenes until you reach the turn-off leading to La Pola Siero. La Camperona is part of the Cocañín parish and is situated approximately 8 kilometers from L’Entregu / El Entrego. It is accessible from L’Entregu / El Entrego via the AS-338 in the direction of Bimenes, until you reach the turn-off leading to La Pola Siero.
Llantero
This recreational area is located less than two kilometres from El Entrego and can be reached by the road to L’Acebal. The valley, traversed by the Otariz stream, was once a settlement area featuring manor houses owned by the descendants of Bernaldo de Quirós. There is a hermitage in the surrounding area.
Ríos https://www.smra.org/rio-nalon
https://www.turismoasturias.es/-/municipio-san-martin-del-rey-aurelio
Green spaces and forests La Güeria Valley
Although it is not part of the Protected Landscape, the valley of La Güeria is another of the municipality’s natural spaces that is worth visiting
The river Silvestre, a tributary of the Nalón, flows along its slopes, with its mouth in the vicinity of Carrocera. This is the beginning of the valley itself, which can be reached from L’Entregu / El Entrego along the AS-17 road, which joins the council with Bimenes, or by taking the AS-338 junction with the SI-12 towards La Camperona.
In Carrocera you can visit the ancestral home of the Argüelles family. It is a building with the typical Asturian manor houses. It preserves remains of carved stone in jambs and lintels, as well as old chestnut beams and ashlar on the walls. On the same property there is a “panera”, with its carved stone “pegollos” on top of walls topped with good ashlars, and a chapel dedicated to Santo Domingo, with a bell-shaped arch and pilasters with imposing capitals and a quadrangular floor plan with a vaulted roof.
The valley can be explored by means of a path through the old mining railway trench through which coal was brought down from the Encarná mines, which runs along the banks of the Nalón, with a gentle slope and low difficulty, which can be covered in 45 minutes.
This path runs near the former HUNOSA Pozo Venturo mine, which ceased operations in 2010 and has since been transformed into a park and a sports track. It is situated on the site where the old coal washhouse of the La Encarná mines once stood.
Further up is the parish church of Nuestra Señora del Sagrado Corazón, whose foundation stone was laid, according to the engraving, in 1957. In La Güerta there is a mill that forms part of a group of stone houses, stables and an “hórreo” (granary), which are typical Asturian farmhouses.
From this point to La Encarná it is only a few minutes on foot to reach the high point from where we can see the carved stone walls over which the road runs and which were built for the route of the San Martín – Lieres – Gijón – Musel railway line, which never came into operation.
Protected natural areas Santa Bárbola Valley
The Valley of Santa Bárbara / Santa Bárbola is made up of different population centres such as La Cruz, Perabeles, Los Caleyos or La Colladiella, which can be reached from Sotrondio via the AS-337 Sotrondio-Urbiés road.
Due to the diversity and richness of its flora, with an abundance of oak, chestnut, beech and birch forests, the conservation of its pastures and a native fauna that includes Egyptian vultures, wild boar and birds of prey, the valley of Santa Bárbara / Santa Bárbola has been considered a Protected Landscape since 2002, together with other territories in the municipalities of Laviana, Llangréu /Langreo and Mieres.
The entrance to this protected area can be made on foot or by car from the neighbourhood of El Pontón, in Sotrondio. From this point, visitors can join the path that will take them to the Alto de La Colladiella, which runs parallel to the river and follows the old route of the mining railway that once transported coal from the La Cerezal mine shaft to the La Hullera washhouse.
In addition to this green trail, the Protected Landscape of the Santa Bárbara Valley /Santa Bárbola has many other attractions for tourists, such as the water mills of Veró, Salvadora or Perabeles, the Cerezal Well, the mouth of Práu Molín or the monument to the miner of Santa Bárbara, as well as granaries, fountains and washing places that are scattered throughout the territory.
Among the festivities celebrated in this valley are the festivities of El Pote, the last weekend in August, and the festivity of Santa Bárbara / Santa Bárbola, patron saint of miners, on December 4th.
More information on the Protected Landscape of the Mining Valleys is available on the tourism portal of the Principality of Asturias: https://www.turismoasturias.es/descubre/naturaleza/espacios-protegidos/cuencas-mineras and in a more specific and detailed way on the Nature Portal of the Principality of Asturias: http://naturalezadeasturias.es/
Lowest point of the Municipality: 212 m above sea level

Highest point of the Municipality: 505 m above sea level

The municipality is structured around a series of valleys and mountain ranges whose waters flow into the river Nalón, which crosses the central part of the council in a south-east to north-west direction. The upper part of the municipality is located in the protected landscape of the Cuencas Mineras de Asturias. The average altitude reached by the council in its flat areas is 340 metres, as opposed to the 1000 metres of the mountain ranges that serve as boundaries.
Climbing, hiking, cycling, swimming, football, basketball, bowling, etc.
Swimming pools
Beaches
Rivers
Reservoirs
Lakes
Spa / Thermal Waters
Security level: High
Noise pollution level Very low
Light pollution level Very low
Traffic level: Very low
Air quality index (AQI): Good
Gastronomic festivals of Regional Tourist Interest: “Nabos” (turnip stew), “cebolles rellenes” (stuffed onions), and “pimientos rellenos” (stuffed bell peppers). Typical dessertS: “casadielles” (traditional dessert made with flour, milk and eggs) and “fayuelos” (traditional dessert made with flour, milk and eggs).
All the information can be found at: https://www.smra.org/bares
La Mesa de los Moros / The Moors’ Table
Known as the “Dolmen de la Mesa de los Moros”, it stands as the most prominent feature of the Neolithic tomb necropolis catalogued in the Archaeological Charter of Asturias. This necropolis is situated atop L’Españal, dividing the valleys of La Güeria de Carrocera and Blimea.
Adjacent to the dolmen, an undiscovered 6,000-year-old burial mound was found in 2016, comprising two burial chambers from the early 4th and 3rd millenniums, making it the largest Neolithic burial mound in all of Asturias.

The industrial bridges of the Nalón, along with the mining shafts (“bocaminas”) and headframes (“castilletes”), constitute the most captivating structures within the industrial heritage of San Martín del Rey Aurelio.

Puente La Oscura / La Oscura Bridge
It was built in 1928 by the engineer Juan de la Torre Boulín. This bridge replaced the Pontón bridge, in the same location, which had been repeatedly washed away by the river’s waters.
Puente de Carrocera / Carrocera Bridge
The Carrocera Bridge, also referred to as ‘Puente Les Chapes,’ is an iron bridge constructed in the 1930s by the Duro Felguera company. It was utilized by the Ferrocarril del Norte railway to transport coal from the Carrocera washhouse.
Puente del Miramar / Miramar Bridge
The Miramar Bridge was built just a few metres from La Oscura Bridge in L’Entregu / El Entrego, as part of a project by the Sociedad de Ferrocarriles de San Martín. This project aimed to transport coal extracted from the upper Nalón basin through the Carrocera valley to Lieres and ultimately to the port of El Musel in Gijón / Xixón.
Puente de Los Gallegos / Los Gallegos Bridge
Its name is derived from the stonemasons who crafted its pillars. This bridge, built at the start of the 20th century by Fábrica de Mieres, was commissioned in 1921. It formed an integral part of the Santa Bárbara / Santa Bárbola branch of the Llangréu / Langreo Railway Company, serving the Laviana-Sama line. Its primary purpose was to facilitate the transportation of coal extracted from the left bank of the Nalón River in Sotrondio, from the loading bay owned by Duro Felguera located in El Pontón.
Puente de La Maquinilla / La Maquinilla Bridge
The La Maquinilla Bridge was built over the Nalón River to link the Rimadero mining operation, which was overseen by the companies Elorduy and Herreros Hermanos, with the railway branch that provided access to Santa Ana mines in L’Entregu / El Entrego.
The mine shafts serve as historical evidence of the initial advancements in mining and are associated with the extraction of mineral deposits found in the mountain slopes. In the case of the horizontal shafts, they marked the earliest forays into underground mining operations.
Sotón Old Mine Entrance
Sallosa Mine Entrance
La Generala Entrance
La Sultana Entrance
Pozo Ignacia Mine Entrance
Socavón de Santa Bárbaran Entrance
Prau Molín Mine Entrance
Venturo Mine Entrance
La Encarná Mines
Primero Rimoria Entrance
Valdelospozos Mine
La Bornaína Mine
Herreros Hermanos Tunnel
Pozo Sotón (Mine)
Pozo Venturo (Mine
Pozo San Vicente (Mine)
Pozo Sorriego (Mine)
Pozo Entrego (Mine)
Pozo Cerezal (Mine)

Museo de la Minería y la Industria (Mining and Industry Museum)

El Trabanquín Mountain Range

Traditional architecture:
The municipality boasts a wealth of ethnographic heritage in the form of centuries-old “hórreos” and “paneras” (raised granaries), which can be found dispersed across the area. In Sotrondio we can find “hórreos” in El Rimaderu, Sanfrechoso and El Pontón. In L’Entregu / El Entrego, in La Revenga, next to the farmhouse located at the foot of the site of the former parish church of San Andrés.
In the valley of La Güeria there are several constructions in La Güerta – a group of granary, house and mill – La Cabaña, Cocañín, El Pullíu or La Llonga. In the village of Perabeles, nestled in Santa Bárbara/Santa Bárbola valley, there is a collection of five “hórreos”, each adorned with rosette-shaped reliefs on their doors and crowned with arches. Additionally, at the heart of the village, there is a “panera” featuring two intricately carved doors, solid one-piece corners, and abundant decorative elements.

Livestock competition, FEMEX (trade fair and exhibitors), Honey Fair, CINESAN International short film festival, Mountain Week (G.M. Texu), Abeduriu Trail Race, Lantero Trail Race, Science Week, National Charangas Competition, Que nun Apare Festival, “Fogueras” de San Juan (bonfires)…
CLUB DEPORTIVO AERÓBICO (SPORTS CLUB)
SAN ANDRÉS INDOOR FOOTBALL CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS SANTA BÁRBARA/SANTA BÁRBOLA (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
BANDA DE MÚSICA DE SAN MARTÍN DEL REY AURELIO (MARCHING BAND)
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS VILLA SAN JOSÉ (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
SAN MARTÍN CHOIR
SMRA BASKETBALL CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE AMAS DE CASA DE BLIMEA (HOUSEWIVES’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE AMAS DE CASA EL ENTREGO (HOUSEWIVES’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE AMAS DE CASA DE SOTRONDIO (HOUSEWIVES’ ASSOCIATION)
GRUPO DE MONTAÑA TEXU (MOUNTAIN GROUP)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y RECREATIVA SOTRONDIO (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
CLUB ENTREGO DE TIRO OLÍMPICO (OLYMPIC SHOOTING CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS DE LOS PUEBLOS DE LA PARROQUIA DE BLIMEA (RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS SAN ANDRÉS (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS SAN MARTÍN (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS LA VEGA (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MUJERES FONTANA (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y RECREATIVA LA CULTURA EL ENTREGO/L’ENTREGU (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONA ASSOCIATION)
CLUB MUNICIPAL DE JUDO SOTRONDIO (JUDO CLUB)
CLUB ATLETISMO VALLE DEL NALÓN (ATHLETICS CLUB) – POLIDEPORTIVO MUNICIPAL EL ENTREGO/L’ENTREGU (MUNICIPAL SPORTS CENTRE)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS PRAU MOLÍN (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
PEÑA BARCELONISTA 0-5 (BARCELONA FOOTBALL CLUB SUPPORTERS)
ESCUELA INICIACIÓN SAN MARTÍN DEL REY AURELIO (FOOTBALL CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y RECREATIVA VALLE DE LANTERO (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL TRÍO LA TONÁ (ASSOCIATION FOR TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN SONG)
ASOCIACIÓN DE LA CANCIÓN Y FOLKORE VALLE DEL NALÓN (ASSOCIATION FOR TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN MUSIC AND DANCE)
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS LA UNIÓN (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y RECREATIVA SANTA BÁRBARA (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS SANTO TORIBIO (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL CORO SAN ANDRÉS SERGIO DOMINGO (CHOIR)
UNIÓN DEPORTIVO CORBERO FOOTBALL CLUB
PEÑA BOLÍSTICA SOTRONDIO (BOWLING CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN DE FESTEJOS SANTA LUCÍA (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MUJERES ATALAYA (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN RECREATIVA Y CULTURAL SAN VICENTE (RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE FESTEJOS SANTO ÁNGEL DE LA GUARDA (RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
GRUPO FOLKLÓRICO BLIMEA (TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN DANCE)
C. D. L’ENTREGU FOOTBALL CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE FESTEJOS SAN BARTOLOMÉ-EL POTE (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN FOLKLÓRICA L’ESPERTEYU (TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN DANCE)
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS SAN VICENTE (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATIONS)
UNIÓN RADIOAFICIONADOS REY PELAYO (RADIO AMATEURS ASSOCIATION)
COLECTIVO DE MUJERES ALAMEDA (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS SAN ANTÓN (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATIONS)
REI AURELIO PIPE BAND
APIVANA – APICULTORES VALLE DEL NALÓN (BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION)
EL MERUCU SPORTS CLUB (SNOW BOARD, SKATE, SURF AND WINDSURF)
L’ENTREGU/EL ENTREGO CHESS CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS SAN JUAN – EL SERRALLO (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE DISCAPACITADOS INTELECTURALES REY AURELIO (ASSOCIATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL AULA 18 (CINEMATIC EVENTS ORGANISER)
REFAXU THEATRU GROUP
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y RECREATIVA CABALGATA DE REYES DE SOTRONDIO (ORGANISERS OF THE THREE KINGS’ PARADE IN SOTRONDIO)
CLUB DEPORTIVO PEÑA BOLÍSTICA PERABELES (BOWLING CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSIONISTAS RÍO SILVESTRE (PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MUJERES EL TRASTERU (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
PEÑA SPORTINGUISTA LA TAYUELA (SPORTING FOOTBALL CLUB SUPPORTERS)
CLUB DEPORTIVO BÁSICO SAGRADA FAMILIA
(SPORTS CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL LA ASUNCIÓN – LA POLADURA (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL PEÑA OSCURA (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN AMIGOS DE LA RANA – PEÑA EL INDIO (TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN SPORTS CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN AA AA DE LA ACADEMIA DE DON JUAN JOSÉ CALVO MIGUEL
(CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN AMIGOS DEL VALLE DE LA HUERIA (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MUJERES MOLÍN DE BRAS (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
NALÓN KARATE AND BUDO SHOTOKAN ASSOCIATION
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL CAUCE DEL NALÓN (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MUJERES LA XANA (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL DE TONÁ Y FOLKLORE DE SMRA (TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE FESTEJOS CRISTO DE LA PAZ – BRAÑIELLA (CULTURAL AND RECREATIVE ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y FOLKLÓRICA CUATRO ASES DE LA TONÁ (TRADITIONAL ASTURIAN SONG ASSOCIATION)
ASACE – ASOCIACIÓN DE COMERCIANTES Y AUTÓNOMOS DE L’ENTREGU / EL ENTREGO
(LOCAL TRADERS AND SELF-EMPLOYED PEOPLE ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS LA VIÑA – PIPE LA VIÑA N.º 2 (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MODELISMO NAVAL Y RADIO CONTROL DEL NALÓN
(NAVAL MODELLING AND RADIO CONTROL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE PINTORES VALLE DEL NALÓN (PAINTERS’ ASSOCIATION)
SMRA SWIMMING CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE CULTURA Y FESTEJOS L’ENTREGU (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN XUVENIL EL LLAGAR (YOUTH ASSOCIATION)
EL CORRALÓN – SOTRONDIO TEAM RACING MOTOR CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS GÜERIA DE CARROCERA (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN LA VEREA LA INVERNAL (CULTURAL AND RECREATIVE ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN AUTONÓMICA DE MUJERES CON TIEMPO PROPIO
(WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL LOS PATAQUEROS (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
CRONOS-SUB SCUBA DIVING CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN PARKINSON ASTURIAS (ASSOCIATION FOR PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S, FAMILY MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL RECIELLA (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
SOCIEDAD CULTURAL VIRGEN DE LAS NIEVES (CULTURAL ASSOCIATON)
ASOCIACIÓN AMIGOS DE SOTRONDIO (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE FESTEJOS SANTA MAGDALENA (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y DE LA FIESTA DE LA PLAZA SAN ROQUE (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y MUSICAL XIRONTE (CULTURAL AND MUSICAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN PRO CABALGATA DE REYES DE BLIMEA (ORGANISERS OF THE THREE KINGS’ PARADE IN BLIMEA)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL PAGIEL (CULTURAL ASSOCITION)
AEVANA – NALÓN VALLEY EQUESTRIAN CLUB
REY AURELIA SWIMMING CLUB
ANHIPA – ASOCIACIÓN DE NIÑOS HIPERACTIVOS DEL PRINCIPADO DE ASTURIAS
(ASSOCIATION FOR HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF ASTURIAS)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL AVIENTU (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL, TEATRAL Y CIRCENSE CIRCO DE LA LUNA (CULTURAL, THEATRICAL, AND CIRCUS ASSOCIATION)
MUTE – MUSIC THERAPY
ASOCIACIÓN JUVENIL BARULLU (YOUTH ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL LA SIMIENTE (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y TEATRAL LA CASCAYA (CULTURAL AND THEATRICAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y DEPORTIVA EL CORBERO (CULTURAL AND SPORTS ASSOCIATION)
DANIEL GALLEGO’S MOTORCYLE RACING TEAM
ASOCIACIÓN DE VECINOS VALLE DE LA MALENA (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL ANTENA (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
SOCIEDAD DE FESTEJOS SAN MARTÍN DE TOURS (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
TERTULIA LES ROSALÍES (FEMINIST DISCUSSION GROUP)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL BOCINA (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
C. D. THAI KICK SAN MARTÍN
MARIACHIS MTB CLUB
ASOCIACIÓN DE ESPONDILÍTICOS ASTURIANOS (ASSOCIATION OF ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS PATIENTS FROM ASTURIAS)
ASSOCIACION ESCUADRA DE AIRSOFT TERCIO DE ASTURIAS (AIRSOFT ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN XUVENIL LA FABONA (YOUTH ASSOCIATION)
WANDERERS ASSOCIATION OF ASTURIAS (ROCK ‘N’ ROLL EVENTS ORGANISERS AND SUPPORTERS)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y RECREATIVA EL PEDROCO (CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION)
CLUB DEPORTIVO OCHOBRE ATLETISMO (ATHLETICS CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN COLECTIVO NALÓN PARA LA DEFENSA Y
PROTECCIÓN DE ANIMALES (COLLECTIVE FOR ANIMAL DEFENSE AND PROTECTION)
ASOCIACIÓN CINEGÉTICA Y MEDIOAMBIENTAL REY AURELIO (HUNTING AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN COLECTIVO MUTANTE (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL Y SOCIEDAD INNOVACIÓN DEL
SIGLO XXI (SOCIOCULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DE MUJERES LA CURUXA (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN VECINOS SAN MARTÍN (RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN MUJERES DEL CARBÓN EN LUCHA (WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION)
CLUB DEPORTIVO BÁSICO LASTRABIKE (BIKING CLUB)
ASOCIACIÓN AXUNTANZA VECINAL LA ENVERNAL (RESINDENTS’ ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN DEPORTIVA FESORIA EVENTS (SPORTS ASSOCIATION)
ASOCIACIÓN CULTURAL ANDOLINES (CULTURAL ASSOCIATION)
SMMS PARA LA SEGURIDAD EN PRUEBAS DEPORTIVAS (SAFETY IN SPORTS EVENTS)
ASOCIACIÓN FOTOGRAFÍA EN ESTADO PURO (PHOTOGRAPHY ASSOCIATION)
Civil Protection, La Llobera Animal Protection Association, Red Cross, Food Bank…
The inhabitants of San Martín del Rey Aurelio, with their mining heritage, exhibit a resilient and welcoming spirit. Their rich and diverse cuisine offers a delightful culinary experience.
San Martín del Rey Aurelio provides a high quality of life for its residents. The housing costs are significantly lower compared to other regions. Additionally, its proximity to various points of interest, such as Redes Natural Park, and excellent transportation connections make it an attractive place to live.

Valley of the Nalón on all four sides, San Martín del Rey Aurelio overlooks the river and the mine. It is one of the areas with the most shafts and mining history, and the Museum of Mining and Industry (MUMI), located in L’Entregu/El Entrego, a pioneer in Spain in this type of facility and very close to the historic San Vicente shaft, which in the 1920s was the first in Spain to be self-managed by a mining union, is a good example of this. Very close to this facility is the Pozo Sotón, the only coal mine in Europe that offers guided tours of the interior, which also has a Centre of Experiences and Memory of Mining.

Mining has marked the course of events over the last century and there are many vestiges of industrial archaeology and architecture typical of an era in L’Entregu/El Entrego, as well as in Sotrondio – Pozo Sotón – and Blimea. The natural and rural environment surrounding these towns is part of the Protected Landscape of the Cuencas Mineras and offers hidden places where you can enjoy a cider or a typical Asturian recipe, such as the ones you can enjoy at the Fiesta de les Cebolles Rellenas in L’Entregu/El Entrego, Fiesta de los Pimientos Rellenos in Blimea or the Fiesta de los Nabos de Sotrondio (all of them declared of Tourist Interest), and then to wash down this ‘hypercaloric’ diet there is always the option of a long walk along the banks of the Nalón or a hiking route amidst the castles and mining villages.