Here you can find many of our favourite places throughout Galicia with full reviews on Spain This Way...
Galicia places to visit and attractions
Below you can explore some of the most popular highlights and places of interest in the Galicia region. See also our Galicia travel guide.
A Coruna
A Coruna has a busy port and one of Europe's oldest working lighthouses, the Torre de Hercules. See guide
A Guarda
A Guarda is home to the remains of a Celtic settlement which can be seen here. See guide
Baiona
Baiona is where Christopher Columbus landed here after voyaging to the New World. An exact replica of th Pinta, Christopher Columbus' ship is in the harbour. See guide
Betanzos
Betanzos is an ancient town with steep, narrow streets and remnants of the medieval walls. One of the most beautiful towns in Spain. See guide
Combarro
Combarro is famous for its large collection of horreos (grain silos) lining the waterfront. See guide
Finisterre
Finisterre is the end of the Pilgrim Way, the Camino de Compostela, and is the most westerly point of Spain. See guide Advertisement
Lugo
Lugo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on account of its Roman wall which circles the city and has ten gateways. See guide
Pontevedra
Pontevedra is a lovely town with cobbled alleys, colonnaded squares, masses of flowers and even a very welcoming night out in one of the tapas bars. See guide
Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela is considered one of the most beautiful of all the cities in Spain. The cathedral of Santiago is said to hold the shrine of St James the Apostle. See guide
Tui
Tui has a 13th century hilltop cathedral and stretches of anceint walls can be seen here as well as an attractive old quarter. See guide
Verin
Verin is a town with 17th century houses. The imposing Castillo de Monterrei stands above the town. See guide