Deposited clay has been extracted for hundreds of years from the important ecological intertidal zone Umia–O Grove in order to make bricks and...

This astronomical observatory is run by the FC3 (standing for ‘Sky, Science and Culture Foundation’ in Galician) for scientific, educational and...

This former rectory, which was restored in 2000, is located next to the parish church of Santa María de Vide. Both buildings are related to the...

The ría (‘estuary’) of Vigo hides a wealth of secrets, riches and treasures from the several naval battles between fleets aiming to loot each...

Casa (‘house’) has two meanings in rural Galicia. The first is the building where a family lives as a productive and reproductive space, as well...

This interpretation centre is located in Pazo de Lis, a traditional manor house dedicated to the farming women who used to support the families of...

This archaeological centre is located in Casal de Ferreirós, an old rural house of high social status that has been restored and is now part of the...

The Galician Atlantic Islands National Park opened its first visitor centre at Christmas 2012 in the Cambón building, situated in the historic...

This archaeological centre aims to tell the story of the only solar evaporation pond of the entire Roman Empire that has been preserved and turned...

The mixing of freshwater from the Umia River and saltwater from the Atlantic Ocean has created an incredible ecosystem of sandy areas, intertidal...