Praza de Galicia is the heart of the urban area, a humble fishing village that turned into a magnificent town with an exuberant and progressive...

It was built in the 16th century by the abbot of Teverga. A convent of Augustinian nuns was founded in the second half of the 17th century next to...

It's the longest and biggest ría in the world. It is characterised by the presence of numerous islets and reefs that act as natural breakwaters, for...

The Malveiras Islands are a sub-archipelago forming part of the Cortegada archipelago, and also part of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia...

The Galician Atlantic Islands National Park comprises the archipelagos of Cíes, Ons, Sálvora and Cortegada. The Cíes Islands are a true natural...

The gardens of Pazo de Rubianes were started in the late 17th century in an area next to the palace known as the Pond of the Frogs. Most of the plant...

Alobre is a hillfort settlement located on a coastal promontory of past strategic importance in the town centre of O Montiño. Archaeological...

This traditional manor house was built on top of an old medieval fortress, of which there are almost no remains left. There is a new chapel on the...

This food festival has a long historical tradition in the fishing town of Carril. It has been held since 1992 in the town’s port, one of the oldest...

Carril, a parish in the municipality of Vilagarcía, became the terminal of the first railroad in Galicia in 1873 with the Cornes–Carril line. The...