Oviedo Public Art Walking Tour (Self Guided), Oviedo

Public art adds a great deal of vibrancy and character to the cityscape of Oviedo, Spain, reflecting, among other things, its contemporary spirit. From the bustling Plaza Trascorrales to the serene Plaza Porlier De Oviedo, numerous sculptures have long become an integral part of the neighborhood, captivating passers-by in their numbers.

In Plaza Trascorrales, sculptures like The Fishwife and Fishmonger celebrate the city's longstanding culinary traditions, depicting scenes of daily life with intricate detail. Nearby, The Milkmaid is a tribute to the timeless occupation of dairy farming, resonating with nostalgia and simplicity.

"La Regenta," inspired by the renowned novel of the same name, pays homage to Oviedo's literary legacy, while the Traveler Sculpture in Plaza Porlier De Oviedo, one of the most photographed spots in Oviedo, embodies the city's welcoming spirit.

The statue of Archbishop Fernando de Valdés Salas, located prominently in the city center, symbolizes the intersection of religion and power throughout Oviedo's history. Meanwhile, the Concord Monument in Plaza del Carbayón stands as a commitment to peace and unity.

Other notable sculptures include The Thinker, The Walk of Hope, and The Girls, each contributing to the city's artistic tapestry with their unique narratives and styles. From the whimsical statues of Mafalda and “Stew Pot” to that of Woody Allen, Oviedo's public art scene is as diverse as it is captivating.

As you explore Oviedo, take a moment to appreciate these artistic marvels. This self-guided tour will take you around the city center to see some of the most interesting of them. Accept our invitation and engage with Oviedo's creativity in a truly immersive way!