Oviedo - Basílica del Salvador

Adjoining the south transept of the Oviedo Cathedral is a beautiful cloister (ninth-15th century), with a number of monuments and pilgrims' gravestones.

In the Capilla Mayor in Oviedo can be seen the Gothic tomb of Archbishop Arias de Villar (c. 1500). In the north aisle is the Baroque Capilla de Santa Eulalia, with an 11th century silver gilt casket containing the relics of Santa Eulalia. Opening off the north transept is the Capilla del Rey Casto, which Alfonso II, the Chaste, made the Panteón de los Reyes, the burial-place of the Asturian kings (though in fact it contains only a single royal sarcophagus, dating from the eighth century).