Villanueva (Santo Adriano) facts for kids
Villanueva is a small area, like a village or a district, located in Santo Adriano, a larger town in the northern part of Spain. This region is called Asturias, which is an autonomous community in Spain. Think of it like a state or a province.
This parish covers an area of about 3.36 square kilometers (which is about 1.3 square miles). In 2006, around 119 people lived there. The postal code for Villanueva is 33115.
What is a Parish?
In places like Asturias, a parish is a type of local area or division. It's often based around a church, but it's also used for administrative reasons, helping to organize the local government and services.
Where is Villanueva Located?
Villanueva is nestled within the beautiful region of Asturias. Asturias is known for its green landscapes, mountains, and a coastline along the Bay of Biscay. It's a place with a rich history and unique culture, different from other parts of Spain.
Celebrating Local Traditions
The people of Villanueva, like many Asturian people in the region, enjoy celebrating special days called feast days. These are traditional holidays, often with religious roots, where the community comes together for fun, food, and festivities.
- Carmen: This feast day is celebrated on July 16th.
- San Román: This feast day takes place on August 9th.
See also
In Spanish: Villanueva (Santo Adriano) para niños
