Tuilla

Tuilla is a parish and town in the municipality of Langreo, located in the province of Asturias in northern Spain. It lies in the Nalón Valley, adjacent to the Nalón River, and is close to other urban centers such as Sama de Langreo, La Felguera and Ciaño. The area features a mix of urban settlement and historic mining heritage, with older districts exhibiting traditional Asturian architecture.

Historically, Tuilla developed as part of Asturias's coal mining region. The town expanded in the 19th and early 20th centuries to house workers and support the mining industry, shaping its economy and social structure. After the decline of coal mining in the late 20th century, Tuilla, like many nearby towns, underwent economic restructuring and population changes, with emphasis on diversified services and small-scale industry while maintaining ties to its mining legacy.

Today, Tuilla is primarily residential with active local associations and cultural life linked to its mining heritage. It is known for sports activity, including the presence of a local football club, Club Deportivo Tuilla, which fields teams in regional leagues and hosts matches at a local venue, serving as a focal point for community life.

The town forms part of Langreo's administrative area and is connected to the broader Nalón comarca by regional road networks, facilitating commuting to nearby towns and economic centers.