Spain is lucky to have a rich geography and varied in which we can find almost all kinds of natural scenarios, although several of them also highlighted by the hand of man.
These types of buildings and places can be many, from a bridge that joins two parts of land on an extensive river to a mill that takes advantage of the force of water and a long etcetera of Unions between artificial infrastructure and natural locations.
One of the many examples that we can find in our country is Asturias. Sea and mountain land, this community stands out for its beautiful natural landscapes such as forests, mountains, beaches or cliffs.
In the magic offered by this territory, the union of the labor of man with the nature that occurs in an Asturian people is One of the most striking and unique cases to which we can go. It is a church that is located on the banks of a estuary and, in turn, it is nestled in a forest from which the peaks of Europe can be seen.
The phenomenon that occurs is that this small land of the Church and its cemeterythey become an island when the ria Approximately, becoming a kind of natural pool of turquoise waters in which part of this church and its walls stand. Here we tell you where this magical event happens.
The town with a church that becomes island
Located between Llanes and Ribadesella we find this cooter town: NIEMBRO O NIEMBRU. In it is the mud teenade, where the Calabres river flows and in the Cantabrian Sea and, in its path, forms several estuaries that flow and vary according to the whim of the tides.
This is where the Church of Our Lady of Dolores, a parish temple of Mud is located, which also has a small cemetery. This limits with the mud estuary and that is where magic occurs: When the tide goes up, the church seems to float between the transparent waters and the cemetery almost disappearsleaving visitors and inhabitants the option of taking a bath, diving and even navigating with small boats around the parish enclave.
When lowering the tide, all this becomes a sand through which to walk watching the temple and the nature that surrounds all that location, near which are facilities such as a parking lot or a playground.
Where to eat in Niembro?
Visiting this Asturian town is worth it only for the show offered by their church and tides but, since you decide to go to Niembro, Enjoy local cuisine It is also an indispensable something to enjoy the full experience.
That is why we leave you some recommendations of the best Niembro restaurants to eat and dinner. Taking references from the Repsol guide and customer reviews in TripAdvisor, the best restaurant to eat in Niembro is The parrera. It is considered one of the most popular ‘chigres’ of the town for their seafood and fish, which stand out in frequency and quality. The price ranges between 35 and 60 euros per person and his address is as follows: LLN-11 road, niembro, Llanes.
Other recommended meal places are to Debalo, Tlaxcala and, already in places near Niembro But not in the same town, the Kausa Taberna restaurants in Gijón, Tixileiro in Ibias, that of the National Parador of Corias in Cangas del Narcea and Éleonore, in Salinas.
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