What to see in Autonomous community Galicia

Castle Torres de Mens in Malpica de Bergantinos was constructed in XV century. It has 3 square-form towes....

Monterrey Castle (Castelo de Monterrei) is the major tourist sight of the town. It is a huge complex looming over the rather non-descript urban area....

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The old Roman Spa in Ourenses are among the most famous features of the city. It still gushes hot water from its many outlests into some small bathing vats. It is no longer in use, but has been preserved in an ornimental garden setting....

Castro de Viladonga is situated 20 minutes, by car, from the city of Lugo (Galicia, Spain). It is a remainder of the celtic past of Galicia. It shows up the close-knit relationship with the other six historic celtic nations.Castro de Viladonga is probbaly one of the best preserved castros of the...

The castle in village of Pambre (municipality Palas de Rei) is impressive building from XIV-th century. It is strategically situated on the rio Pambre and it was survived the advances of time and the Irmandinos revolt....

The castle of Ribadavia is sitauetd in the beginning of the old town....

The Castle of San Antón (castillo de San Antón) is one of the main landmarks of the city of La Coruña.This is an old fortress built between the XVIth and the XVIIth century, in a small island of the Bay of La Coruña, to defend the city against attacks coming from the sea. From October 1968 the for...

The ruins of the Celtic Fortification in Allariz are one of the town attractions. Originate as Celtic they it was later Romansque....

Roman Walls (Muralla) of Lugo are among the main reasons for classification of the town as an world heritage site. Lugo is the only city in Europe to be surrounded by completely intact Roman walls, which reach a height of 10 to 15 metres along a 2117 m circuit ringed with 71 towers. The walls are...