What to see in Autonomous community Galicia

Pico Sacro (Holy Peak) is situated near Boqueixon and is one of the most characteristic mountains in Galicia. It is a pointed shape, the peculiar morphology of a crystallized quartz rock base and has a height of 533 meters. It is one of the places where the region of Santiago can best be ...

The Cliffs of Eume river ( Fragas do Eume) in town of Monfero were declared Natural Park in 1997. It has typical Atlantic Forest and unique ecosystem and biodiversity....

The Peneda park is an recreation area located just south-west of town of Monterroso. The lots of trees and the river of Ulla offer calm and freshnes....

Park Alameda in Santiago de Compostela is built in the XVI century. It was designed taking into account the three social classes of that time. That`s why it has three walks, one for every social class. There can be found oak trees typical for Galicia. The oaks were regarded as magical trees by th...

Almáciga Park is located just minutes from the historic area of Santiago de Compostela....

The Carballeira (oak wood) overlies a Celtic hill fort and contains a chapel to Santiago de Compostela’s other patron saint, Santa Susanna...

The park of Belvís is one of the many parks in Santiago de Compostela....

The park Granxa do Sexto (Parque Granxa do Xesto) is located several kilometers west of city of Santiago de Compostela....

This is one of the many parks and gardens in Santiago de Compostela. From Bonaval Park there are the best views to town of Santiago de Compostela and its Cathedral....

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