Vigo, the stately city of the Rías Baixas
Vigo invites you to discover a world of sea and culture, where the best beaches combine with the historic charm of Pontevedra. In this vibrant city, every corner promises a unique adventure. From exploring the Mirador de O Castro viewpoint to strolling through the streets of Tui, Vigo caters to all tastes. Immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences, such as enjoying panoramic views, delighting your palate with the delicious local gastronomy, or feeling the adrenaline rush with water sports on its beaches. In Vigo, every moment promises to be unforgettable, combining urban energy with the serenity of its coastal landscapes and the richness of its cultural heritage.
What to see in Vigo
What to see in Vigo: ten places to fall in love with the sea and the sky
Find out what you can see in Vigo, apart from the beaches and the port: a stately city with mansions, parks, museums and amazing views over the estuary.
Cíes Islands: the Island of the Gods
Protecting Vigo estuary from the buffeting of the Atlantic, this incredible archipelago is one of Galicia’s most impressive natural treasures.
What to see in Pontevedra and its surroundings: 15 essential places to visit
This guide to Pontevedra and its surroundings reveals unique places to visit, such as a shell-shaped church and mysterious stone crosses.
Ons Island: a protected (and restricted) destination of incredible beauty
Located in the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park, Ons Island is one of the most visited places in Galicia
Samil Beach: a balcony onto the Cíes Islands
Samil Beach is an idyllic white sand beach surrounded by an incredible promenade packed with terraces where you can sit and admire the sunset and Cíes Islands.
Where to eat in Vigo, the land of seafood and the most authentic, Galician tradition
Vigo is brimming with places for all tastes as well as all budgets: from the most authentic taverns to cutting-edge restaurants, without forgetting its seafood temples.
