Galicia

Ribadeo, a charming town on the coast of Galicia, is your perfect starting point to explore the breathtaking Ria de Ribadeo and the famous Praia das Catedrais. Here, you'll find an **authentic blend of maritime history, fascinating nature, and excellent gastronomy** that will immediately captivate you.

This vibrant port city on the Galician Atlantic coast is known for its Roman Tower of Hercules, which, as the world's oldest functioning lighthouse, is a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as for its glass-enclosed balconies (Galerías).

The dramatic and rugged 'Coast of Death' is known for its wild landscapes, steep cliffs, secluded beaches, and majestic lighthouses that tell tales of shipwrecks.

Lugo, in Galicia, is primarily known for its fully preserved Roman city wall.This 3rd-century UNESCO World Heritage site significantly shapes the cityscape.You can walk along the crown of the Muralla Romana and overlook the old town.Within the walls, you'll find the Catedral de Santa María de Lugo and Roman baths.The city is known for its gastronomy; try the local tapas, often free with drinks.Visit in spring or autumn for pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.

Diese Küstenregion ist berühmt für ihre fjordähnlichen Flussmündungen und als Heimat des Albariño-Weins, umgeben von malerischen Weinbergen und charmanten Fischerdörfern.

Die Hauptstadt Galiciens und das weltberühmte Ziel des Jakobswegs ist ein UNESCO-Welterbe, das Pilger und Reisende mit seiner beeindruckenden Kathedrale und seiner pulsierenden Altstadt anzieht.