This is the most important river in Galicia and the north of the Iberian Peninsula. It marks the border between the province of Pontevedra and its...

It was founded by the Ozores de Sotomayor siblings in the 16th century. The nuns left the convent in 1983 and nowadays it serves as a hotel, a...

A work by Magín Picallo, from 2004. In it he pays tribute to the pain of the seafaring women when they lose their loved ones in the sea. A feeling...

This building is the best known eclectic construction in indiano style in A Guarda. Built thanks to the collaboration of the town’s migrants and...

This building is part of a series of fortresses built during the Portuguese Restoration War in the final stretch of the Miño River. The walled...

Situated in the parish of Camposancos, this is one of the beaches making up the mouth of the River Miño. The pine grove surrounding it features...

Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela began around the year 950 with a bishop in the French city of Le Puy. The Camino de Santiago (‘the Way of...

This Gallaecian-Roman settlement was occupied from the 4th century BCE to the 1st century CE during the process of Romanisation in the northwest of...

The O Baixo Miño natural area cuts through the districts of A Guarda, O Rosal, Oia, Tui and Tomiño. The mountainous scenery and river landscapes...

In Galicia, A Guarda is known as the lobster capital. It has a remarkable heritage related to the sea, which you can discover through this coastal...