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A Coruña is the so-called Crystal City, famous for its modernist architecture and its traditional carved wood galleries on Avenida de la Marina. Many were those who wanted to conquer it, Romans, English, French … Today it is a city full of vestiges of its triumphant past, such as the Tower of Hercules, the only…
This is an area of Galicia where we will find a large concentration of megalithic monuments, Roman ways such as the Vía Nova, pre-Romanesque monuments over 1000 years old, villas of poets or towns of the bustling “entroido” or carnival. You will be amazed and passionate about the exuberant nature of the International Natural Park:…
Majestic and elegant are the mountains of eastern Galicia. In them, pure forms of life survive, typical of times past and traditions rooted in the land. The beauty of the environment and the rich ethnographic and gastronomic heritage, make this place a destination to discover. Do you want to feel how time stops? Here the…
Galicia has 1500 km of coastline, it is the region of Spain with the longest length of land that borders the sea, that’s the reason why Galicia’s connection to the sea is so important. The Galician coast is very varied, we can see from long fine sandy beaches, to dune landscapes, rocky coves or steep…
O Baixo Miño owes its name, its landscape and its personality to the presence of the Miño river, the most important of the Galician river courses. This area, located in the extreme southwest of the province of Pontevedra, bordering Portugal, harmoniously blends three types of landscape: the coastline, the mountain and the river. O Baixo…
Galicia gathers one third of all the place names in Spain, the population dispersion has favored the appearance of a rich toponymy of villages and towns that communicate with a complex layout of modern roads, but that preserve their old roads, used along of the centuries for the daily tasks and the meeting of its…
Lugo is the ancient Lucus Augusti, the great Roman capital of Galicia, with many remains, such as the Wall, a World Heritage Site, the Thermal Baths or the Roman Bridge. From the High Middle Ages it preserves many monuments of its history, of great interest: churches, streets, squares, palace and the Cathedral with its Virgen…
“A Costa da Morte” brings together in its name all the strength and bravery of the Atlantic and the courage of its people. On this spectacular coast is the Finisterrae, the place where the Romans worshiped the death of the sun and towards which many Pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago continue. Muxía, Camariñas, Malpica,…
If you have dreamed of the native meadows and forests of Galicia, with its Pazos, its small Romanesque churches and the tranquility of rural Galicia, this is your visit. The inland of Pontevedra is an area of great beauty, both for its natural heritage (the Fraga de Catasós or the A Toxa waterfall) and also…
Ferrol is a fishing and industrial city and one of the oldest naval bases in La Armada. Cradle of important sailors and soldiers. The sea is the soul of the city that lives in symbiosis with it. It was born as a fishing village and with the passing of time it became a city with…
Galicia is a community that still has a lot to discover, especially some areas further away from the capitals on the coast and inland areas of our community. The local heritage and traditions are a real surprise! In the tours that we organize, we show the richness and value that the interior has, those genuine forms and customs, which remain and we want to care for and preserve, with sustainable tourism that benefits locally and provides authentic sensations to those who visit us.
There are many possible routes in these northern lands, of beauty and wild nature, with the northernmost point of the Peninsula: Estaca de Bares. The area boasts a varied heritage, both monumental and natural, including sanctuaries such as San Andrés de Teixido, natural spaces such as Fragas del Eume, beaches such as Miño or Valdoviño,…
The Mariña coast of Lugo is a natural spectacle, the area is known for its famous Las Catedrales beach. On its coast we can visit villas such as Viveiro, Burela, Foz or Ribadeo that hides a great and varied heritage such as the Basilica of San Martiño de Foz, Sargadelos ceramics, Indian buildings and a…
The area of Monterrey is on the limits with the province of Zamora and Portugal. It is a wine region, on the Ruta de la Plata, Camino de Santiago. The region sits in a deep valley and is linked to Portugal by the Támega river. The valley is surrounded by mountains that witnessed the harshness…
Monuments, wine from the valley and mountains, forests, skiing and industrial heritage … In this wonderful area you will discover incredible castles, churches and sanctuaries, vestiges of the cultures and peoples that have passed through here: Romans, Germans, Arabs, pilgrims of the Camino de Invierno, kings and slaves. Here we will find nature, heritage, gastronomy,…
The routes go through the entire region of Ribeiro and Carballiño, to discover extensive vineyards and the magnificent heritage made up of Romanesque churches, pazos, or monastic farms.
The visit to the area of Ourense and Allariz will take us to visit a great monumental heritage and great natural wealth due to the passage through these valleys of numerous rivers, such as the Arnoia, Miño or Barbaña rivers. In the area we will be able to visit monasteries, archaeological sites and explore its…
This city has a historical-monumental area of great beauty, which we will visit on foot to appreciate its squares, fountains, emblazoned houses, churches and its characteristic streets with arcades that will always put us in good shelter, from the sun or the rain, to discover the art and history that Pontevedra continues to treasure. Place…
“As Rías Baixas” defines the entire coast from the Ría de Muros / Noia to the South, the mouth of the river Miño. This area of Galicia is famous for its beaches, its good climate and its wines, mussel farms and quality seafood. Here one of the best white wines in Galicia is made, the…
The Ribeira Sacra is a territory vertebrated by several canyons and rivers, among which the Sil and the Miño stand out. The area is a destination to visit for the exuberance of its nature and rugged canyons, the presence of its numerous romanesque monasteries and churches, but also for the enormous monumental wealth such as…
Santiago de Compostela, a World Heritage Site, the administrative and cultural capital of Galicia. It is together with Rome and Jerusalem one of the three eternal cities of the Christian world, but it is also a modern and cosmopolitan city. Discovering Santiago is discovering the beauty of the stone and its people: pilgrims, students, politicians,…
The Silver Way is one of the official pilgrimage way that lead to Santiago de Compostela. This “camino” begins in Seville, crossing the peninsula from South to North to Santiago de Compostela. Its route exceeds 900 km. of which more than 200 pass through the Galician Community. Its name is especially striking and comes from…
It is the so-called Olive City of Galicia. Vigo is great, beautiful, and this was understood by all the peoples, writers, pirates and merchants who passed through those lands, leaving the mark of their presence. Today Vigo is modern, it is the city that has grown the most in the 20th century in all of…
Guided tour through the streets and monuments of Ourense, the thermal springs of “As Burgas”, the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral (Outside), churches, palaces and squares of the old city of Ourense.
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