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Discover Astorga from La Posada de las Flores
Staying at La Posada de las Flores is a great opportunity to discover one of the most historic cities in the province of León. Astorga is known for its Roman heritage, medieval architecture, Jacobean tradition, and local gastronomy.
If you are planning a visit, you will find some of the city’s most emblematic places very close to our property.
If you are planning a visit, you will find some of the city’s most emblematic places very close to our property.
Astorga Cathedral
The Cathedral of Santa María de Astorga is one of the city’s most important monuments. Built from the 15th century onwards, it combines Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles.
Located in the historic center, it also houses the Cathedral Museum, where visitors can see important pieces of sacred art. It is one of the essential places to visit during a stay in Astorga.
Located in the historic center, it also houses the Cathedral Museum, where visitors can see important pieces of sacred art. It is one of the essential places to visit during a stay in Astorga.
Gaudí's Episcopal Palace
Right next to the cathedral stands the Episcopal Palace of Astorga, one of the city’s most remarkable buildings. Designed by Antonio Gaudí, this neo-Gothic palace is one of his few works outside Catalonia.
Today, it houses the Museum of the Ways, dedicated to the history of the Camino de Santiago. Its unique architecture makes it one of the most photographed places in Astorga.
Today, it houses the Museum of the Ways, dedicated to the history of the Camino de Santiago. Its unique architecture makes it one of the most photographed places in Astorga.
Museum and Roman Walls of Astorga
In Roman times, Astorga was known as Asturica Augusta, one of the most important Roman centers in the northwest of the peninsula.
Today, visitors can explore this heritage at the Roman Museum of Astorga, housed in the former “Roman prison,” with collections from decades of archaeological excavations. Important sections of the old Roman walls are also preserved, offering a glimpse into the city’s earliest history.
Today, visitors can explore this heritage at the Roman Museum of Astorga, housed in the former “Roman prison,” with collections from decades of archaeological excavations. Important sections of the old Roman walls are also preserved, offering a glimpse into the city’s earliest history.
Chocolate Museum
Became one of the most important chocolate-producing centres in Spain.
The Chocolate Museum of Astorga preserves this rich heritage, offering visitors the chance to discover the history of local chocolate factories, traditional production methods, and the old machines once used in the process.
A delightful visit for anyone who loves chocolate and wants to learn more about one of Astorga’s sweetest traditions.
The Chocolate Museum of Astorga preserves this rich heritage, offering visitors the chance to discover the history of local chocolate factories, traditional production methods, and the old machines once used in the process.
A delightful visit for anyone who loves chocolate and wants to learn more about one of Astorga’s sweetest traditions.
Main Square of Astorga
The Plaza Mayor is one of the liveliest places in Astorga. It is home to the Town Hall, famous for its automata that mark the hours.
Surrounded by bars and restaurants, the square is a perfect place to enjoy local cuisine, have a drink, or simply experience the city’s atmosphere.
Surrounded by bars and restaurants, the square is a perfect place to enjoy local cuisine, have a drink, or simply experience the city’s atmosphere.
Typical cuisine of Astorga
During your visit to Astorga, local gastronomy is a must. Some of the best-known specialties include Maragato stew, Cecina de León, Astorga shortbreads, and artisan chocolate.
Food is an essential part of the local culture and one of the city’s great attractions.
Food is an essential part of the local culture and one of the city’s great attractions.
Astorga and the Camino de Santiago
Astorga is an important stop on the Camino de Santiago, welcoming thousands of pilgrims each year.
With its historic heritage, useful services, and strong Jacobean tradition, the city offers a special atmosphere for those traveling along the route.
With its historic heritage, useful services, and strong Jacobean tradition, the city offers a special atmosphere for those traveling along the route.
Rest at La Posada de las Flores
After discovering Astorga, La Posada de las Flores offers a quiet and welcoming place to rest.
Our small property features rooms with private bathrooms, television, and air conditioning, ideal for a comfortable stay in León.
Our small property features rooms with private bathrooms, television, and air conditioning, ideal for a comfortable stay in León.