Turismo Rias Baixas

Pre-Roman hillfort settlement that controlled the territory surrounding the mouth of the Miño River. The citania was occupied from the 4th century BC to the 1st century AD. It is enclosed by a wall and with independent circular or oval houses. The museum exhibits a variety of artefacts such as pottery, glassware, beads, bracelets...

It is a protected natural area considered one of the most important wetlands in the Iberian Peninsula. It has both freshwater and marine ecosystems and it is an important migratory point for birds, and has a rich wildlife.

Area Grande Beach and O Muíño Beach

Festival of Tourist Interest in Galicia that is celebrated in July where one can taste grilled or boiled lobster at affordable prices. Moreover, other products such as goose barnacles, squid, king prawns, mussels, razor shells or octopus can be enjoyed. And, for dessert you should try the rosca de xema, an egg yolk ring-shaped cake typical from A Guarda.

Ethnographic centre, located in the former Cámara Agraria (Local Agricultural Office) of the town of O Rosal. It is aimed at promoting the traditional trades, including the cabaqueiros, manufacturers of tiles and bricks, which were very important thanks to the abundance of water and clay ponds in this area.

A group of sixty hydraulic mills from the 17th and 18th centuries, some of them located on the hillside of Campo do Couto and others on a bank of O Picón River. There are different types of mills, but the most common are the horizontal-wheeled watermills, used for grinding grain, especially corn.

A 7-km trail starting in As Eiras Beach and ending in the recreational area by the Tamuxe River. It offers stunning views over the estuary of the Miño River, and passes through riverside woods, pine trees, reed beds, rushes and sandbanks. It is worth visiting the steam sawmill and the mill of As Aceñas.

Festival of Tourist Interest in Galicia that is celebrated every year on the third weekend of July. It is devoted to the wine from O Rosal, under the Designation of Origin Rías Baixas. The wineries display their products and participate in a tasting contest. Moreover, visitors can taste this wine paired with local products.

Dating from the 18th century, it served to control the river and the beach in Vila Nova de Cerveira. Inside, there was a munitions dump, a chapel and the governor’s house, the chaplain's house, warehouses, barracks, stables and wells to supply water to the soldiers.

It is a rocky hill near the coast with low scrubland, pine trees and oak trees in the valleys. It covers the towns of Tomiño, A Guarda, Oia, Baiona and Gondomar, with interesting points such as the Lousado Hill, the Alto da Grova or A Pedra da Gata, which offer beautiful panoramic views.

This bridge was designed by the engineer Pelayo Mancebo y Ágreda and inaugurated in 1886. It consists of a long metal structure in the shape of a drawer. This bridge is situated over the Miño River and connects the towns of Tui (Spain) and Valença do Minho (Portugal) by both road and rail.

Tui is a unique and outstanding example of a walled medieval town, located on a hill and topped by the cathedral of Santa María, with winding arcade streets, staircases and alleys. Its monuments, namely the cathedral, its old convents and churches, are influenced by the Suebi, Visigoth and medieval cultures.

Tui preserves a significant heritage linked to the Jewish community that used to live in the city, such as the sambenitos (tunic wore by penitents during the Spanish Inquisition displayed in the Museo Diocesano de Tui), the Casa de Salomón, the menorah in the cloister of the Cathedral, the synagogue or a Jewish butcher shop. The route is signposted and the Town Council organises free guided tours.

It is situated in the former hospital for the poor and pilgrims dating from 1756. It keeps archaeological pieces and a valuable collection of sacred art which belongs to the Diocese of Tui-Vigo. The museum also exhibits relevant paintings from the 17th-19th centuries, as well as the unique sambenitos, large pieces of fabric painted in the 17th century.

It is located in the Cathedral of Tui, in the Chapel of Saint Catherine. It consists of objects that are part of the cathedral’s treasure: liturgical objects and ornaments such as a polychromatic statue of the Virgin (from the late 14th century or early 15th century) and a monstrance created by Juan de Naṕoles Mudarra in 1602. In the cloister, there are tombstones and sepulchres from medieval times.

It runs along the banks of the Miño River and offers pleasant views of the river and the international bridge. There, you can also sail the river or do kayaking.

It was the first Natural Park in Galicia (1978) and it is located in the southern border of O Galiñeiro Hill. The Aloia Hill offers stunning views of the valley of the Miño River. It has a network of trails, viewpoints and picnic areas, as well as an interpretation centre inside the old forest house.