Top-rated places to visit in Galicia, Spain

4.5 Cathedral De Santiago de Compostela (10.7k reviews)
- Museum and rooftop tour
Spent More than 3 hours Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites

The cathedral is nice, it reminds of other big cathedrals for example in Leon, Burgos, Toledo. I am used to Spanish cathedrals. The entrance is free but I think it is worth it to pay for the museum and the tour of the rooftop (requires a bit good conditions because the rooftop has some steep stairs). I paid 10 euro per person and enjoyed. The museum is really big and there is a lot to see, whereas the rooftop tour lasts about one hour and it is guided so you get nice information about the construction of the cathedral and can also ask questions. Overall a nice experience! See more..
4.5 Tower of Hercules (Torre de Hercules) (5.634 reviews)
- Definitely Worth A Visit - Especially For the Views From the Top!
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses

Built by the Romans around AD 98–117, this is the world's oldest functioning lighthouse. See more..
4.5 As Catedrais Beach (4.731 reviews)
- Must
Beaches

A must visit place. It is "just" a beach, but will never forget the geometries. Few tips to consider: - access is free but limited to certain amount of people per day,.so you must book in advance through the website. - you can not go anytime: due the tides literally disappears twice a day See more..
4.5 Plaza del Obradoiro (3.419 reviews)
- Customary Pilgrim Arrival Point
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks

Large, pleasant city plaza containing the church of St. James. See more..
5.0 Islas Cíes (2.789 reviews)
- Wonderful islands, beaches, excursions and views!
Spent More than 3 hours Islands

Islas Cíes are located in the Western part of Galicia Region, near Vigo, the main city of this region, in the North of Spain. We came here to spend all day and try to do all excursions, we could in the island and really it was lovely! Wonderful views, amazing beaches, very nice hikes, etc. We could see three lighthouses (Cíes, Porta and Peiró), also we could see two beaches (Nosa Señora and Rodas, this last one wonderful), some bird viewpoints or little mountains, from where we could see very nice views. Really, an amazing full day: walks, views, beaches, lighthouses and a pic-nic with local wine! Top in the region! (See also Islas Cíes, Praia de Rodas, Ruta de O Alto do Príncipe and Ruta del Monte d'Aro) See more..
4.5 Praza de María Pita (2.720 reviews)
- Dont compate it. Enjoy it.
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Very nice little square with town hall. If you compare it to Madrid, Barcelona, Paris or London is a modest place. But don't compare it enjoy it. But enjoy it after 10 because in Spain life starts after nightfall. When the square gets illuminated it looks like people get attracted to it. Drink a few glasses of Spanish wine in some of the dozen restaurants on the square. See more..
4.5 Santiago de Compostela. Casco Historico (2.690 reviews)
- So Many Things To See
Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks

The old town and historic centre of Santiago is one of the world's most beautiful urban areas. It's an amazingly compact medieval district with Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque buildings. The oldest buildings and monuments are clustered around the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela with its tomb of St James. Thanks to royal patronage and the importance of the cathedral as a pilgrimage site, many of the churches and buildings are richly adorned with enough artefacts to fill a couple of days. See more..
4.5 Botafumeiro (2.671 reviews)
- Cathedral Censor
Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks

The original Botafumeiro, dating to 1851, is the largest censor in the world. When full, it weighs in at a mere 150 pounds, is over 5 feet in height, and has a golden sheen. Another large silver-colored censor or thurible (called “La Alcachofa”) dates to 1971. The censor is attached to a rope hung from a pulley mechanism in the dome on the roof of the church. Eight red-robed tiraboleiros pull the ropes and bring it into a swinging motion almost to the roof of the side naves reaching speeds of 45 mph and dispensing thick clouds of incense. The Botafumeiro is normally only swung on Holy Days such as Christmas and Easter and Pilgrim’s Masses during Jubilee years. I’d already attended two Masses and while it hung over the altar, it wasn’t used. Much to my delight and amazement, the Botafumeiro was swung at the conclusion of the final Sunday Mass I attended. While Mass is a solemn event, the audience became downright gleeful watching this performance! Pictures don’t do it justice. See more..
4.5 Muralla Romana de Lugo (2.204 reviews)
- Lugo's claim to fame (well deserved)
Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Points of Interest & Landmarks

These Roman walls still stand after more than 1,700 years. Originally, there were 10 gates and 85 towers (of which 71 remain intact). Getting up on top of the walls for a walk is not difficult and the reward is the opportunity to experience Lugo's glory days. This is a National Monument and a World Heritage Site. On the Iberian Peninsula, it is the best preserved and relatively intact Roman wall. When walking, be certain to look for the Medieval sculptural elements of Knights on horseback and all other exceptional pieces while exploring the walls. See more..
4.5 Faro de Fisterra (2.071 reviews)
- Beautiful End to My Camino
Spent 1-2 hours Lighthouses

It was fitting to end my walk from Irun here and observe the tokens of other walkers who had completed their journey for varied reasons. Happy that the dumping of clothing has been abandoned. It was a highlight to hear someone playing a digeridoo at the end of the earth...thanks Pedro. The final 3 km walk was from town..without a backpack ...was a relief !! Glad I did this walk to Finnesterra. See more..
4.5 Monte de San Pedro (1.979 reviews)
- Spectacular place
Wednesday: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM Historic Walking Areas

This was a military fort but now turned into a beautiful park with historic information posted everywhere. See more..
4.5 Playa Samil (1.705 reviews)
- Playa Samil - Samil beach
Beaches

Vigo's most popular beach, a long stretch of white sand, with several fantastic kids open air free pools, a rollerskating rink and half pipe on the prom, a very high water slide (pay), a picnic area, toilets, showers, two or three restaurants and a couple more and a bowling alley on the other side of the road. See more..
4.0 Aquarium Finisterrae (1.487 reviews)
- Seals!
Aquariums

This aquarium is only small but it had a lot to offer! The best part in my opinion was the seals they were beautiful to watch and they were even posing towards my camera. There were lots of different species of fish to look at, I enjoyed watching the octopus and the lobsters digging through the tunnels too. It’s a must see in A Coruña See more..
4.5 Playa A Lanzada (1.472 reviews)
- Beautiful beach
Beaches

This is a really beautiful beach and was quite deserted when we visited in early Sept. on a day when temps reached 38c. It was very clean and seems to be a couple of miles long with a rocky part at one end, which is great for rockpooling and paddling for little ones. See more..
4.5 Casco antiguo de Pontevedra (1.196 reviews)
- Wonderful space to be walking for days
Points of Interest & Landmarks

The old town of Pontevedra has so many monuments, squares, restaurants and shops that it takes several days to cover it It is one of the best preserved historical centers in all of Galicia. It is also declared a Historic-Artistic Site, and is undoubtedly the stone witness of the medieval splendor that the city lived through. Here, the cliché is made that the best way to discover a place is by walking through its streets, squares and most emblematic places and immersing yourself fully in its culture, and also in its history. I recommend staying in a central hotel and going out every day for breakfast or dinner in one of its many places, especially when the weather is good. Do not forget to visit the central market where you can see, taste and buy any product from Galicia See more..
5.0 Camino de Santiago (1.188 reviews)
- Oct 2022 Walks in Spain - Portugal
Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours Hiking Trails

A network of paths leading to a church holding the remains of St. James (Santo Iago), the patron saint of Spain... See more..
4.5 Parque Monte del Castro (1.078 reviews)
- Magnificent views
Parks

Worth the walk up to the park from the marina. Views are panoramic and absolutely magnificent. Be aware that it is a steep walk up and down. It’s a lovely park with many people running walking and taking dogs for a stroll. See more..
4.5 Praia de Rodas (1.013 reviews)
- Very nice beach and views
Beaches

Praia de Rodas is one of the some beaches located in Cíes Islands, near Vigo, in the Western part of Galicia Region, in the North of Spain. It is a sand beach with white sand, so it is a very nice place, which you see when arrive to the island (the little port is close to this beach). We see it, when we began a hike around all main island, and when we finished, we went to this beach to relax, drink a glass of wine and bath. It was very good! Really, it is a very nice place to bath and/or sunbath, while you see views and relax. (See also Islas Cíes, Ruta de O Alto do Príncipe and Ruta del Monte d'Aro) See more..
4.5 Los Horreos de Combarro (999 reviews)
- Horreos are private
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Very nice town, worth a visit. We went by bus from Pontevedra. The bus does not run so often but it is fast and not complicated, but it is often not punctual. The horreos are very interesting but they are often in the backyard of restaurants or private houses making it hard to photograph them. The best photo is the one from the beach with the city on the background. The historical center is small and you can see it all quite fast. Then, you can walk further and there will be a more modern part of the town by the water too. See more..
4.5 Castro de Santa Trega (974 reviews)
- Thousands of Years of History
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Monuments & Statues

Incredible to see the remains from more than 2,000 years ago. The site is well preserved and accessible to walk around and take pictures including the surrounding areas of the mountain. See more..
4.5 Catedral de Lugo (953 reviews)
- Truly a spiritual experience
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Churches & Cathedrals

Lugo is a memorable city and its cathedral is among the most beautiful in northern Spain rivalling Santiago de Compostela on the inside. Certainly take the time to visit Lugo and put an hour or two aside for the cathedral and environs. See more..
4.0 Casco Vello (919 reviews)
- Local Vigo area

Under construction while we were there but it is going to be amazing when done. Great area with many great stores and restaurants. Our favorite there was Semolia bakery- Wonderful bakery with excellent coffee and spectacular baked goods- super sweet waitresses!! See more..
4.5 Avenida da Mariña (898 reviews)
- A lovely place to walk and enjoy the views
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Avenida de la Marina is one of the most traditional streets in La Coruna. The galleries that line this street are one of the most famous sights of the city and one of the largest glass complexes in the world. The complex was built in two phases when the old walls were demolished. The first in 1870 and 1876 and the second in 1879 and 1884. This glazed scenography of the galleries has given La Coruna the name of the Crystal City. It is very relaxing place with good ambiance and scenic view. And also one of the liveliest areas of the city with many restaurants, bars and street cafes. See more..
4.5 Barco Islas Cies - Cruceros Rias Baixas (886 reviews)
- Good experience
Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Ferries

Boat trip to fron Vigo port to Cies Islands (National Park of Atlantic Islands of Galicia). With several hiking trails and viewpoints. Several restaurants with typical food and beautiful beaches with crystal clear water. See more..
4.5 Ourense Thermal Springs (878 reviews)
- A very pleasant Onsen type hot spring experience.
Hot Springs & Geysers

Only Termas de Outariz are open. Park at Muino da Veg, much closer than Outariz/Reza. Signposted and paved all the way to the parking. Google maps does not know it, but Waze finds the way. Go when they open when it is less busy. See more..
4.5 Illa Pancha (725 reviews)
- Nice walk, recommended
Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks

I really recommend the walk from Ribadeo center to Illa Pancha through the Estrada do Faro. It is really nice, all paved with beautiful views along the coast. It took me around 40 minutes one way and I really enjoyed it. The island itself is very small and there is only this hotel with a bar/restaurant and the lighthouse but the best are the views from the other side to it. See more..
4.5 Parque de la Alameda (722 reviews)
- Miradoiro da Catedral
Spent < 1 hour Parks

This large, lovely park borders the old town and was only a short stroll from my hotel. The park is much more than just a green space, with beautiful monuments, sculptured gardens, and the most magnificent view of the Cathedral’s west façade from the Miradoiro da Catedral. Another highlight – the delightfully contemporary sculpture of As Duas Marias. See more..
4.5 Hostal de los Reyes Catolicos (718 reviews)
- Amazing Looking Building
Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks

Originally a hostel and hospital for pilgrims at the very end of the Way of St James, this building is now a hotel. Thats to the royal patronage of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, the building is richly adorned. Masons, engineers, and sculptors from all over Europe helped to create this work of Plateresque architecture. The most impressive aspect of the exterior is the facade to the entrance with the Plateresque arch and Gothic border, decorated with the apostles, the evangelists, the figures of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand on either side of the door. An amazing landmark in Plaza del Obradoiro. See more..
4.5 Santuario da Virxe da Barca (716 reviews)
- The Virgin of the Boat
Points of Interest & Landmarks

This Roman Catholic Church was founded in the 17th century but has a long religious history before that. The church was rebuilt in 2015 after a devastating 2013 fire. It is dedicated to the Virgin of the Boat and reflects a nautical décor that is delightfully refreshing. The location is spectacular, directly on the coast facing the sea and near the lighthouse. Legend says this is the place where the Virgin Mary arrived in a stone boat to encourage Saint James in his evangelization efforts. Nearby are ‘magical’ stones with healing properties, said to be the remnants of the Virgin’s boat. Muxía is also one of the final destinations for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, the Way of Saint James. Marker zero is located near the A Ferida monument. I visited with Tour Galicia. See more..
4.5 Iglesia de la Virgen Peregrina (695 reviews)
- Reverent site for peregrinos
Religious Sites

Stunning architecture and a must-stop for pilgrims. Opportunity to ascend the tower to see the views. Highly recommended. See more..
4.5 Catedral de Ourense (654 reviews)
- Undiscovered gem
Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Churches & Cathedrals

We came here during our recent short trip to Ourense. We've seen a great many cathedrals in Spain and elsewhere and to be honest, it takes a lot to impress us. But this is a nice little cathedral with a marvellous portico that lets you see what the one in Santiago would have looked like many centuries ago. The portico is still coloured and while it may be a copy, it's still great in its own right. You can look at it for hours and still find new things to see. The reredos is also magnificent and there are interesting side chapels too. I suspect that many people who think that the cathedral in Santiago is better and in some ways, maybe it is, but this one has a particular quiet charm that makes it more appealing. See more..
4.5 Fervenza de Ézaro (625 reviews)
- Scenic Waterfall
Spent 1-2 hours Waterfalls

A full day tour of Finisterre and the Costa da Morte with Tour Galicia included a visit at this scenic waterfall located on the Xallas River. It’s visible from the small marina, but you can follow a wooden walkway to the foot of the falls for a close-up view (less scenic is the nearby power plant). Multiple streams of water cascade over sculpted rock formations and hillside. I’m guessing the waterflow is controlled at the upstream reservoir, so perhaps the water flow fluctuates. What I saw is picturesque and a nice addition to the day’s itinerary for a short stop. See more..
4.5 Monasterio de San Martin Pinario (619 reviews)
- Jaw droppingly amazing
Architectural Buildings

The front doors are closed. Facing the front of the church turn left and then walk towards the church and turn left to go around down the alley. You’ll get to the museum entrance. Enter the museum and pay 5 euros or 4 for pilgrims. Enter the museum to get to this stunning church. I am amazed it wasn’t packed with tourists. This church is jaw droppingly beautiful. Then to find the museum - find the WC toilets and on the opposite side you’ll see a sign that says Continue. Walk up those stairs to see the museum. You can walk to the top of the church and look down on the altar as well. This church is well worth the visit, and again, I am stunned it wasn’t packed with tourists. All I can guess is that folks haven’t figured out they can get to the church through the museum entrance. See more..
4.5 Museo do Pobo Galego (591 reviews)
- Very rich and diverse collection
Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums

The Museum of Galician People was created in 1976 with the objectives of research and the preservation, dissemination, defence and promotion of Galician culture in all areas, and, specifically, to create and develop a museum at the service of these goals. The first rooms were opened in 1977. The Museum has permanent galleries dedicated to the sea, the trades, the land, el costume, the music, al habitat and architecture, the society and the press and printing. The criterion used in its creation aims to provide an overall view of all the different facets that define the culture of Galicia. Far from enclosing this complex cultural phenomenon within the physical realm of the museum, the aim is to provide a compendium of the diversity of Galicia which can serve as a reference for evaluating the variety of forms within the group and to encourage interest in first-hand knowledge and the search for future alternatives. See more..
4.5 Praia do Vao (579 reviews)
- Wonderful day at Praia do Vao!
Beaches

As natives to Vigo as we are, we enjoy coming to this marvellous beach, which is only 4 miles from the city centre and also reachable by bus (1.32€ / one way ticket; all day until 23.00h). You can lie under the sun or get your place under the near shady pine trees. There are some summer season bars where you can get some treats and beverages (coke, hot coffee, sodas, ...) amd relax while the (very) late sun sets on the magnificent Cíes Islands, which we hope to be chosen as World Heritage soon. At the end of the day, maybe you can enjoy a performance of what the rich Roman family that dwelt on the area lived like. Even if you miss that, don't forget to visit the Villa deToralla museum. HAVE FUN IN VIGO!! See more..
4.5 Fortaleza de Monterreal (571 reviews)
- A nice walk around
Points of Interest & Landmarks

It was a nice walk around the ancient fortress and then at the top.. great views from above. It’s definitely worth a visit. Ticket: €1 See more..
4.5 Tui Cathedral (564 reviews)
- Castle Cathedral
Churches & Cathedrals

The sheer size of the Roman Catholic Tui Cathedral is best appreciated from a distance. We got our best overall view as we followed the Camino Português across the bridge that connects Portugal and Spain. Perched on a hill, the town below sits in the cathedral’s shadow. The walk to the cathedral is all uphill but more than worth the effort. The building itself is castle-like, adorned with battlements, towers, and fortifications. Construction started in 1120, the cathedral was consecrated in 1225, the main chapel located in the choir completed in 1699, with of course other changes throughout the centuries. Incredible history! You need at least an hour here. Do not miss the panoramic view from the terrace mirador; also climb the steps to the roof where you can walk the walls. See more..
4.5 Castle of San Anton (536 reviews)
- Nice
Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 7:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums

Entrance is €2 per person so it would be worth it even if it were empty walls. But it's not just empty walls, it's an archeology museum with quite a few things to see and the views are really nice. If you're here, don't think about it, just go in. Recommendation to management: all the writings are in Galician and Spanish only. It would be great to have them in English as well so that us international visitors can learn about your history too. See more..
4.0 Playa de Silgar (528 reviews)
- Beautiful seaside beach
Spent More than 3 hours Beaches

My husband and I were cycling along the coast line this past spring as part of a holiday. This beautiful golden sand beach is idyllic paradise. We stopped for a gelato and watched the people pass by, dreaming and discussing retirement life. Easy to do with visuals here. Highly recommended as a stop on a sunny day, or to relax on the beach. See more..
4.5 Parque Natural Fragas do Eume (525 reviews)
- Beautiful!
National Parks

This national park is stunning. It was a hot day but there was plenty of shade to walk up to the 'Monasterio' There are plenty of picnic tables (merenderos) to stop at on the way. We decided to have a picnic and sit on the rocks by the river admiring the tranquility and calmness of the river and its stunning views. We had tried to visit on another ocasion at the weekend but the car parks were full. This time we went much earlier and on a weekday and didn't have a problem parking. Definetly worth a visit! See more..
5.0 MEGA Museo Estrella Galicia (499 reviews)
- Not bad but not as good as other ones in other countries
Wednesday: 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums

MEGA es un museo único en España. El primer museo dedicado a la cultura de la cerveza en nuestro país. Un museo dentro de la fábrica en activo de Estrella Galicia, en el que se vive la cerveza con los 5 sentidos. En MEGA ofrecemos experiencias en las que la cerveza se toca, se huele, se ve, se cata y se siente. Visitar MEGA es recorrer más de 110 años de tradición cervecera familiar. Distribuido en cuatro plantas y tres mil metros cuadrados, en nuestro museo podrás descubrir, aprender y divertirte con la historia de la cerveza, los estilos cerveceros que hay en el mundo, y conocer las materias primas y los procesos de elaboración. Adentrarte en la sala de calderas, nuestra catedral; asomarte a nuestra fábrica en tiempo real; conocer la evolución de nuestros envases, nuestras campañas publicitarias, y ¡mucho más! MEGA es la cuna de nuestra cerveza. Es otro mundo. El Mundo Estrella Galicia. Ven y descubre qué significa vivir la cerveza #NivelMEGA. See more..
4.5 Playa de Areas (499 reviews)
- Great beach
Beaches

A lovely beach, clean, and with terrific views. Plenty to see and do around here with many nice restaurants and cafes nearby. See more..
4.5 Mirador de San Roque (485 reviews)
- Fabulous view for a sunset & lovely picnic spot
Lookouts

Well worth the drive up from Viveiro; follow the signs right to the top until you pass a couple of bars and then keep going till you reach the very top & the road starts to go back down. Be sure to see the view from the front of the little chapel - it is spectacular, a full 180degrees panorama of the mountains, the sea and the town below. Would be a fabulous spot for a picnic on a sunny day (plenty of room for the kids to run around, picnic tables and barbecues already in place), or to see a stunning sunset. See more..
5.0 Los Acantilados Marinos Mas Altos de La UE (462 reviews)
- Wonderful views of steep coast!
Mountains

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4.5 Canon del Sil (431 reviews)
- Wonderful views of Sil River and surroundings!
Nature & Wildlife Areas • Canyons

Canon del Sil is the zone, where there is the canyon of Sil River, in Ourense Province, in Galicia Region, in the North of Spain. It is a place, where you can see some wonderful lookouts to see the river, nature, forests l, pathwalks, some monasteries converted in hotels, some churches in ruins or other religious buildings. Really, a zone to go by car and enjoy one or some days. We came here with friends and see the Monastery of San Esteve de Ribas de Sil (a monastery reconverted in a hotel), Monastery of San Pedro de Rocas and Monastery of Santa Cristina (both in ruins, really romantic ruins), a town called Castro Caldelas near the canyon, or some lookouts like Das Escadas, Vilouxe, Columna (wonderful views!), Cabezas or Los Balcones de Madrid. Really a lovely place to go with the family or friends! A top in the region! (See also Monasterio de San Esteban de Ribas de Sil, Monasterio de San Pedro de Rocas, Monasterio de Santa Cristina and Balcones de Madrid) See more..
4.5 Mirador Ezaro (418 reviews)
- Great view over the Atlantic Ocean
Lookouts

The Mirador Ezaro is a platform on a mountain from which you have a superb view over the ocean, being relatively close to cape Finisterre, the Corcubion Bay and the Carnota beach. We used it as a starting point for a 16 km long hiking route that includes the nearby waterfall “Cascada do Rio Xallas/ Ezaro”, then follows the beach for a while before hiking up to the mountain Monte Pinto, and coming back to the Mirador Ezaro after passig the hydropower station dam. If you have time you should at least have a look at the waterfall too; if you do not want to walk from the mirador, you can park a little further down in the village Ezaro. The waterfall’s river is called Xallas. Mind that the weather on this coast can be very chilly and windy. It is best to visit on a day with little/no wind and without rain. We went there in February and the wind was amazing! See more..
4.5 Plaza de Fefinans (417 reviews)
- Very nice square, palace, tower and church
Wednesday: 10:30 AM - 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks

Plaza de Fefiñans is a big square, where is Pazo de Fefiñans (a big palace/castle) located in Cambados, a town in Galicia Region, in the North of Spain. It was built in the 16th Century in the entrance of the house, nowadays a wine cellar, and here there is the church of San Benito and some other important stone buildings like the tower of the palace. A very nice full complex. Really interesting architecture and very curious square. Very nice a visit of the square, the church and a guided visit of the palace. (See also Bodegas Martín Codax, Pazo de Fefiñans, Bodegas del Palacio de Fefinanes, Torre de San Sadurnino, Ruinas de Santa Marina and Church of San Benito) See more..
4.5 Casa Histórica de Cambados (409 reviews)
- Fascinating
Wednesday: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM Spent < 1 hour History Museums

We found this place quite by chance.An excellent hour spent looking around a 16th century galician house and its collection of canes, spoons and bank notes.The old furniture is beautiful too.Thoroughly recommend it. See more..
4.0 Plaza Mayor (402 reviews)
- Very beautiful main square of Ourense
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Plaza Mayor is the Main Square of Ourense, the main city in the province, in Galicia Region, in the North of Spain. The main square is the heart of the old town, where all people go. Also, it is a very nice square, where you can see the town hall (Casa do Concello) or some other buildings. Close to the square, there is the Cathedral. A very nice place to walk, see people, eat or drink something in any bar or only enjoy the place. Curiosity: it is an uneven irregular square. (See also Catedral de Ourense, Claustro de San Francisco, Puente del Milenio, Pórtico del Paraiso, Iglesia de Santa Eufemia and Museo Arqueoloxico Provincial de Ourense) See more..
4.5 Playa Lagosteira (392 reviews)
- The Happy Sharing Company
Beaches

Lagosteira beach on the way to Cabo Fisterra remains a very beautiful and long sand beach. Marvelous moment and lovely place to visit for relaxing and Sunbathing. Delighted wtih my stay over there and recommend it to every one on the Camino Santiago heading towards Milestone 0. Happy Sharing Happy Outside See more..