Oviedo: Tour de la Revolución de 1934
Asturias
Learn about the last workers' revolution, where the Asturian Commune came to cherish the idea of a classless society, taking and occupying dozens of barracks and banks, and even suppressing currency.
Revolution of 1934 Guided Walking Tour in Oviedo, Asturias
This walking tour in Oviedo explores the key events and locations of the 1934 workers' revolution, ideal for history enthusiasts and local culture learners.
Highlights
- Discover the most important episode in Asturias during the 20th century
- Learn about the last workers' revolution in Western Europe
- Experience an informative tour of recent Asturian history
Description
Historian and official tourist guide Denis Soria leads this tour through Oviedo's streets to examine the 1934 Revolution’s impact. Participants will visit significant buildings and locations marked by conflict and explore key historical questions such as:
- Who burned the Campoamor Theater?
- Why were the Holy Chamber and the University destroyed?
- Who was Aida Lafuente?
- What motivated the Asturian workers to rebel against the Republic?
The tour offers an objective and educational analysis of these events, providing important local historical context.
Includes
- Official accredited Spanish-speaking guide
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your place. Wear comfortable walking shoes and prepare for outdoor conditions year-round.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a guided walking tour in Oviedo that explores the 1934 Asturias workers' revolution and its historical significance.
The tour is led by historian and official tourist guide Denis Soria.
The Asturias revolution occurred in October 1934, marking a major workers' uprising in the region's 20th-century history.
The tour takes place in the streets of Oviedo, visiting key sites related to the 1934 Revolution across the city.
Check the website for the current duration, as tour times may vary depending on scheduling and group size.
Yes, the tour provides comprehensive historical insights, making it accessible for both beginners and history enthusiasts.
It is recommended to book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak tourism seasons in Asturias.
Yes, the tour includes visits to sites with visible battle marks and historical monuments related to the uprising.
The 1934 Revolution was the last major workers' uprising in Western Europe and a defining episode in Asturias' 20th-century history.
Language options may vary; check the website or contact the tour operator for the most current information.
