You walk into Oviedo and it feels almost too ordinary. Terraces, crowds, people with their shopping. Only at the cathedral does it sink in: the Camino de las Asturias is done.
Looking back on the day, it was an average stage. About six hours of walking, up and down hills, with the city slowly getting closer. Nothing to dread, but you do feel it in your legs. And in Oviedo, something new begins too. If you want to continue to Santiago, this is where you pick up the Camino Primitivo. Walk the last kilometres at an easy pace. The city isn’t going anywhere.