21 places found
A medieval town on the banks of the river Arnoia, award-winning for its restoration, with stone streets and riverside...
Former capital of one of the seven provinces of the Kingdom of Galicia, with a medieval core of Gothic churches such...
The Romans' "end of the world", with its lighthouse on the cliffs and the final stop for many Way of St James pilgrims.
A canyon with dizzying walls, terraced vineyards and Romanesque monasteries, best explored by catamaran.
The River Xallas plunges some 40 metres straight into the sea at this waterfall, which is floodlit on summer nights.
Pedestrianised centre of granite squares, such as Praza da Leña, around the Peregrina sanctuary with its unusual scal...
Medieval fortress on a hill overlooking the Verín valley, with a keep, the counts' palace and a parador.
A seaside village on the Pontevedra estuary famous for its granaries by the sea and its stone wayside crosses.
A natural paradise in the Atlantic Islands National Park, known for its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear water.
The oldest Roman lighthouse still in use, a historic symbol of A Coruña.
One of the oldest monasteries in Spain, still home to Benedictine monks and a classic stop on the French Way.
Bishop's seat on the Northern Way whose cathedral, with its Gothic rose window, presides over an arcaded square of ho...
Hill above the mouth of the Miño in A Guarda, with a large Gallaeci-Roman hillfort and views over Portugal and the At...
The only Roman city wall in the world that survives complete, with a walk of more than 2 km along the top, a World He...
A mountain hamlet at the entrance of the Way of St James into Galicia, with pre-Romanesque thatched pallozas.
A beautiful riverside forest, ideal for hiking among ancient trees and enjoying the local flora and fauna.
A beach in Ribadeo with rock arches and vaults carved by the sea that can only be explored at low tide.
An iconic bridge of Roman origin over the Miño river in Ourense, a historic symbol of the city and a gem of ancient e...
A coastal region known for its estuaries, beaches and seafood, especially its famous clams and mussels.
Capital of Ribeiro wine, with one of the best-preserved Jewish quarters in Galicia and the castle of the counts of Ri...
The capital of Galicia, famous for its cathedral, one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in the world.
