Abiegos facts for kids

Abiegos is one of nine areas called Parroquias (which are like small districts or parishes) in the municipality of Ponga. This area is located in the autonomous region of Asturia in northern Spain. In 2007, about 34 people lived in Abiegos. It's a quiet village, very close to the amazing Ponga Nature Park. The main administrative town for the municipality, San Juan de Beleño, is only about 5.5 kilometers away.

Exploring Abiegos: What to See

Abiegos might be small, but it has some interesting places to visit that show its history and culture.

Traditional Buildings and Churches

• Hórreo de los Beyos: An hórreo is a special type of traditional granary, often built on pillars to protect food from animals. This one is a great example of old Asturian architecture.
• Church of „Iglesia de San Lorenzo“ in Abiegos: This church is dedicated to Saint Lawrence, an important figure in Christian history.
• Chapel „Capilla de San Antonio“: This small chapel honors Saint Anthony the Great.
• Chapel „Capilla de la Merreguera“: Another charming small chapel in the area.
• Hermitage „Ermita de Arcenorio“: A hermitage is a small church or chapel, often in a quiet or remote place, used for prayer.

Villages and Hamlets in the Parroquia

The Parroquia of Abiegos includes the main village itself.

• Abiegos: This is the main village, with 34 residents recorded in 2007. 43°11′41″N 5°11′8″W / 43.19472°N 5.18556°W / 43.19472; -5.18556 (Abiegos)

See also

In Spanish: Abiegos para niños