Audio Guide of Campo de San Francisco

Absolutely not! Campo de San Francisco is a public park and therefore has completely free and open access at any time of day, 365 days a year. You don't need any reservation to enjoy its beauty. You can find more details on the Oviedo Tourism page: Oviedo Tourism.

Not at all! Campo de San Francisco is one of those luxuries Oviedo offers at no cost. It's a public park, so admission is completely free. You can enjoy its gardens, fountains and sculptures without paying a thing.

It depends on what you want to do, but to enjoy a pleasant walk and appreciate its most iconic spots, I'd recommend setting aside between 1 and 2 hours. If you fancy sitting down to rest or having a picnic, you could easily spend longer.

Campo de San Francisco is the green lung of Oviedo and has a rich history that goes back to the old orchard of the convent of San Francisco. It's an iconic place where the people of Oviedo enjoy nature and art, with statues such as the one of Clarín and countless cultural events. It's a reflection of the city's social and cultural life, a true epicentre of experiences.

To enjoy it to the fullest, I suggest visiting in spring or autumn, when the colours of the park are most vibrant and the temperature is ideal. Early in the morning or at sunset, the light is beautiful and the atmosphere is quieter, perfect for a stroll without crowds.

Absolutely! Campo de San Francisco is designed to be enjoyed by everyone. It has wide and generally flat paths that make access easy for wheelchairs and prams. It's an ideal place for a relaxed walk for anyone.

You're in the heart of Oviedo, so there's plenty to discover! Just a few steps away you'll find Oviedo Cathedral, the old town with its pedestrian streets and the famous Calle Gascona (known as the Cider Boulevard), where you can sample the local cuisine. The Archaeological Museum of Asturias is also very close by.

Of course! I recommend wearing comfortable shoes for walking, and if you go in spring or summer, don't forget sun protection and water. Take the chance to sit on one of the benches and watch the people and the peacocks, and don't miss the statues of Clarín and Padre Sisinio. For a more immersive experience full of secrets, consider an audio guide from IAudioguia.com. Your visit will turn into a real adventure!