What to see in Autonomous community Galicia

"Tower of Goians" ("Torre de Goians") is one of historical monuments and the well-known attractions in region of Boiro....

The harbour area, with a port and promenade, is one of the landmarks and among the first thing you see on arrival at Muros. There are also numerous bars lining the main road that bisects the sea and town centre and all the inner streets are very narrow....

The Tower of Hercules is located in city of A Coruna, autonomous community of Galica, north-western Spain. It is an ancient Roman lighthouse on a peninsula about 2.4 kilometers from the centre of A Coruña....

Casco Vello is Vigo`s historic quarter. It is certainly worth exploration with  its labyrinth of steep, winding streets and little shops that sell all manner of local goods. Point of interest there is Puerta del Sol (located in the very center of Vigo) where a very curious sculpture stands a top ...

The Castros are old celtic buildings (the celts came to Galicia 2800 years ago and they built their villages in the best naturally defended places). Castro de Santa Tegra is the biggest found. It is situated near town of A Guarda (southwest of Galicia), in a Minos`s riverside mount, near...

Ponte do Burgo is an old Roman bridge over Lérez River in city of Pontevedra. The name of the city is derived from Pons/Pontis (bridge) and Veteris/Vetera (old), hence Ponte(m)Vetera(m), "the old bridge"....

This palace is situated the lovely main square of coastal Cambados. The building was constructed in 1647 by viscount of Fefiñanes Gonzalo Sarmiento Valladares (1583-1659) and is currently owned by Juan Gil Careaga.Now it houses the Wine Cellar "Palace of Fefiñanes" and is stop of many w...

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Walking through the region of Boiro, visitors will see lots stone made roadside crosses (cruceiros)....

Ponte dos Tirantes (The two braces) is a modern bridge over Lérez River in city of Pontevedra....