Astorga, Cathedral city in Spain
Astorga is a small city in the province of León, famous for its rich architectural heritage.
Astorga has ancient origins dating back to Roman times and was an important stop on the Via de la Plata.
The city's Holy Week is celebrated with processions that are renowned for their beauty across Spain.
Astorga serves as a key location for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago.
The Episcopal Palace designed by Antoni Gaudí is one of Astorga’s most striking landmarks.
Location: León Province
Capital city: Astorga
Population: 10392
Elevation above the sea: 869 m
Website: aytoastorga.es
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Astorga is a small city in the province of León, famous for its rich architectural heritage.
The Episcopal Palace of Astorga is a building by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí.
Astorga Cathedral is a combination of baroque and gothic styles boasting an intricate faccade.
The Wall of Astorga is an imposing monument encircling the old town.
The Museo del Chocolate de Astorga presents the history and production of chocolate.
The Ergástula romana is an impressive monument located in the historical city of Astorga.
The Iglesia de San Julián is a notable catholic church located in Astorga.
