Also known as Playa de la Punta, this beach is more than 2 km long and consists of a sandy area located in a stunning natural landscape in the middle...

Located between Isla San Simón and the beach of Cesantes village, the work recreates the scene in which Captain Nemo and two divers from the...

Church dedicated to Saint James (there is a figure representing him riding a horse next to the bell tower) located in the highest part of the town....

The water trail in Redondela is a path that gives access to the channel that carried water from the Eiras reservoir, in Fornelos de Montes, to supply...

This Roman road, also known as the Antonine Itinerary (Bracara Augusta - Lucus Augusti), dates from the 2nd century C.E. and connects the former...

This festival was first held in Vigo in 2003. Since then, more than 300 concerts have been organised and it has become a benchmark for other similar...

Late 19th-century Galician pazo (a traditional manor house), ordered to be built on top of a Franciscan monastery by Marshall Rubín de Celis. After...

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...

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

Milliarium from the early Roman period dating to the 2nd century BCE. It is a part of the Portuguese way of pilgrimage to Santiago and can be found...