2025 Pontevedra Province Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Nestled off the coast of Galicia in northwestern Spain, the Islas Cíes are often referred to as the Galician Caribbean. The natural beauty of the #Islascíes is nothing short of breathtaking, making it a must-visit destination for #nature enthusiasts. The islands boast beautiful #beaches with Rodas Beach topping the list. The water here is a mesmerizing shade of turquoise. As you hike along the coastal paths, you’ll be treated to views of hidden coves and pristine bays that invite the brave to take a refreshing dip in the waters. But beware, the water is frigid and I could only get in up to my knees. The rugged cliffs of the Islas Cíes add a dramatic touch to the serene landscape. As you ascend the #hiking trails, the cliffs provide stunning vantage points to look out over the Atlantic. These cliffs are not just for admiring from a distance; they are also home to numerous seabirds, making it a prime spot for birdwatching. No hike on the Islas Cíes is complete without a visit to the iconic lighthouse, Faro de Cíes. Perched atop one of the highest points on the islands and offers panoramic #views that are worth every bit of the climb. The islands are covered in dense forests of pine and eucalyptus, interspersed with open meadows and coastal scrublands. Hiking the Islas Cíes is a journey through one of Spain’s most beautiful natural landscapes. From the pristine waters and majestic cliffs to the iconic lighthouse and lush greenery, every step reveals a new facet of the islands’ charm.

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#summervacay Pozo do Arco is one of those secret nature spots that feels like a total escape. It’s tucked away in the middle of the forest, and the walk to get there is part of the fun, lush greenery, birds chirping, and that fresh earthy smell all around. The trail is easy and super chill, so you don’t need to be a hiking pro to enjoy it. Once you reach the pool, it’s like stumbling onto a little paradise. Clear, cold water surrounded by rocks and trees, with a small waterfall feeding into it. You can dip your feet in or go for a full-on refreshing swim if you’re brave. It’s not a big flashy place, but that’s what makes it special. There’s usually not a crowd, just peace, shade, and the sound of water trickling over the rocks. No shops nearby, so bring water and whatever snacks you need. If you’re exploring around Pontevedra and want something quiet and wild, Pozo do Arco is a dreamy little stop.

#summervacay Torres de Oeste is one of those places that hits the sweet spot between cool history and chill nature. These old stone towers are all that’s left of what used to be a fortress guarding the river, and even though it’s mostly ruins now, it still looks super impressive. You walk across this little bridge and ancient stones, calm water, and lots of wild green around. It’s a super easy walk, nothing too intense, and there’s this peaceful energy to the whole area. You can sit by the river, wander around the ruins, and just soak up the vibe. There are signs explaining a bit of the history, like Viking raids and all that, which makes it even cooler. Not super touristy, which is great if you like quiet spots with a bit of mystery. Perfect for a short stop or a relaxed stroll. Bring some snacks and take your time. Torres de Oeste is simple, scenic, and has that old world magic.

#seafoodlover right let me tell you something about the trailer the other day. It was a Spanish tortilla that was made with some spices from seafood and it was amazing and I really like it in my last rap in the north of Spain, so how did you find this place? I actually read about it on trip.com and decided to give it a try and actually the quality I found less amazing and the price is in Spain or quite accessible so you wouldn’t spend more than $20 in a single dish even if it’s like a top notch.

View from Monte del Castro, Vigo, Spain

#hiddengems #GalicianParadise The Cíes Islands are a true hidden paradise in Galicia, offering pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and unspoiled natural beauty. Often called the "Galician Caribbean," these islands are part of a protected national park, ensuring their untouched charm. The famous Rodas Beach, with its golden sand and crystal-clear sea, is an absolute highlight. Hiking trails lead to dramatic cliffs, a lighthouse, and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Access is limited, keeping it serene and uncrowded. Perfect for nature lovers, birdwatchers, or anyone seeking a tranquil retreat, the Cíes Islands are an unforgettable slice of paradise in northern Spain.

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Pontevedra in Galicia has beautiful scenery and rich history. When you come here, these three places are not to be missed! ⭐One of the largest and most elegant historic neighborhoods (P1-P3) in the whole of Galicia, located on the edge of the Pontevedra estuary, with a network of streets and squares and containing the main municipal and religious buildings. ⭐Atlantic Islands National Park (Parque Nacional de las Islas Atlánticas, P4-P6), which includes the Islas de las Islas Atlánticas (P4-P6). The coast here is surrounded by steep cliffs and sandy beaches and is home to thousands of migratory birds. ⭐ Pontevedra Provincial Museum (Museo Provincial de Pontevedra, P7-P9), one of the largest museums in Galicia, its main exhibits are a large collection of medieval art and Spanish and European paintings from the 16th to 18th centuries.

Columbus Memorial Monumento a Colón Xardíns de Colón 36001 Pontevedra The Vincenti Garden is also known as the Columbus Garden, because there is a large monument commemorating the most representative discoverer, Christopher Columbus. The garden is located between the Provincial Council Building and the Valle Inclán Research Institute Building. The granite statue of Columbus was previously located in the greenhouse of Pazo de Montero Ríos, surrounded by a beautiful rose garden, and the discoverer on the statue was holding a flag in his right hand. For many years, people have always believed that Columbus was a Galician, especially from the port town of Pontevedra (Poio). This paper is based on such a tradition, that is, his birthplace is attributed to a local house, and the words "R Juan de Colón 1490" are engraved on a stone cross, and the surname "de Colón" is obviously only used once. Now, this theory has been strengthened by the discovery (or more accurately, recovery) of a notarial certificate in 1796, in which the descendants of the admiral, the Duke of Bellagio, sold a property called "Pontada", which is not far from the alleged location. That was his birthplace and what he inherited from his parents. Pontevedra Province·Galicia Autonomous Region

Monumento ao Doutor Marescot Rúa Doutor Enrique Marescot, 36002 Pontevedra This great monument is located in the heart of the city in the garden of the same name, where the Academy of Fine Arts of Pontevedra is located, just opposite Alameda. The monument is located in a corner of the garden, surrounded by century-old trees and a small pond. PhD. Enrique Marescot was a renowned surgeon and philanthropist of the city, and this monument was erected to commemorate his contribution to the field of medicine. Province of Pontevedra, Autonomous Region of Galicia

Monument to the Unknown Soldier Monumento ao Soldado Rúa Alameda, 16, 36001 Pontevedra One of the most spectacular monuments in Pontevedra is the cross dedicated to the heroes who died in the Battle of Ponte Sampaio. This is a huge cross, located on the main artery of the city center, Montesinos Avenue. The avenue is wide and long, which makes tourists even more amazed at this monument, because it can be seen from a distance, and because there are no other buildings around, it looks even bigger from a distance. The monument specifically mentions the battle fought by the residents of the nearby city of Cotobade against the French. Apparently, they defended the French army with simple wooden cannons, which brought them good results, although some of them fell. The cross was installed at this place on the hundredth anniversary of the battle. The monument consists of a huge and slender stone cross, with three soldiers leaning against each other at the bottom. There are also two other steles next to the cross, representing the soldiers helping the comrades who died in the battle. This is a very eye-catching monument that leaves a deep impression. This great monument is located in the Alameda of the capital of Pontevedra, right in front of the bishop's palace (not to be confused with the soldier's monument at the other end of the Alameda). The Hero Monument of Puente Sampaio has been refurbished for a long time, in fact, it used to be surrounded by a large pond, now you can see in the photo, that pond has disappeared, leaving that huge stele, on which there are several bronze figures. The back of the monument reads: "To the heroes of Ponte Sampaio led by Morillo", commemorating the achievements of these Galicians in the War of Independence. Pontevedra Province·Galicia Autonomous Region

Cruceiro Ponte Da Barca Cross Rúa EchegarayN-550 Ponte Da Barca, 36002 Pontevedra Parish: Pontevedra (Santa María a Maior) Another name: Cruceiro d'Asención, Cruceiro da Moureira According to historical documents, the cross can be traced back to 1592, originally located in the Moureiro community, now Rua do Cruceiro. Castro emphasized it as a transition example from the Renaissance to the Baroque period. The cross has a base with four steps and a hexagonal base, the axis is mounted on this base, which has an octagonal section. Above it, the size increases to properly support the cross. The cross is the most prominent part; it protrudes the end of the tip like an anchor. In the center, the size of Christ is larger than his companions St. John and the Virgin. This expression with different sizes of fragments is a memory of other times; in the following years, this figure will level off. The scene refers to Dis. The back is reserved for the Virgin Mary, representing mercy and her dead son. This figure is perhaps more accomplished than Christ, more emerging from the material, and larger in volume. The devout faction also did a lot of work, showing the more rigid calm and liveliness of the last century. Xosé Fuentes recorded the custom of burying fetuses or stillbirths next to the cross, these crosses were not consecrated and could not be placed in the cemetery. Pontevedra Province·Galicia Autonomous Region

Puente de los Tirantes cable-stayed bridge R. Jose Malvar Figueroa, 46D, 36002 Pontevedra The Tirantes Bridge is a balanced tower cable-stayed bridge that spans the Lleres River in the Spanish city of Pontevedra, connecting the left and right banks in the north of the city at the height of the Congress Palace. The bridge was designed in 1992 by Leonardo Fernández Troyano and Francisco Javier Manterola Armisen and inaugurated in 1995. It is one of the 33 most unique bridges in Spain. The construction of the bridge was planned by the Galician government in the early 1990s to connect the two banks of the Leres River as part of an urban planning project to develop an ancient marsh in the northeastern part of the city on dry land land. The project includes the construction of the Pontevedra Congress Palace and Exhibition Center and a cable-stayed bridge serving as the city's northern exit. The jury for the preliminary design competition for the bridge, chaired by José Cuíña, MP for Territorial Policy, Public Works and Housing of the Junta de Galicia, announced its decision on 15 December 1991. The construction of the bridge was influenced by the tides at the mouth of the Pontevedra River, with sea level changes of more than 4 metres. This situation forced the construction process to be independent of water, and the bridge had to be built using a continuous cantilever system. On May 13, 1995, the structure underwent a load test. 16 trucks withstood a total load of 480,000 kilograms, resulting in a maximum deformation of 19.3 centimeters in the lower plate. After the load test was successfully completed, the bridge was completed and opened to traffic on May 26, 1995, and has since become one of the symbols of the city's modernization. The total length between the piers of the bridge is 125 meters, with no intermediate supports. The bridge tower or inclined concrete tower is 63 meters high. There are 17 pairs of steel cables extending from the tower. The front steel cables support the concrete beam plates, and the rear steel cables are supported on the concrete beams. There are two concrete bases on the ground that serve as counterweights to balance the forces on the tower or pylon. The bridge deck width is 20 meters. The bridge deck is supported and fixed to the shaft by two bundles of twin cables anchored at the center of the deck every 6 meters with a spacing of 0.70 meters between cables. The tilted tower or pylon acts as an anchor for the forestays and compensating braces that support the bridge deck. The way the bridge is perceived changes depending on weather conditions. Changes in light or wind intensity can change the perception of the bridge, as wind shakes cables or supports and creates characteristic noises. Initially, the Tirantes Bridge had 4 lanes, but in 2013, one of the lanes was removed and consolidated into a cycle path. The steel supports reflect strange images in the water, and when the wind blows, they make a unique and spectacular noise. Province of Pontevedra, Autonomous Region of Galicia

Arosavillagarcia Vistalegre Manor and Monastery Pazo de Vistalegre, Villagarcia de Arosa y Convento de Vista Alegre Rúa Vista Alegre, 1, 36600 Vilagarcía de Arousa, Pontevedra The Vistalegre Manor and Monastery (Pazo-Convento de Vista Alegre) has become a must-visit for any tourist passing through the fishing village of Salnes. The entrance to this space forms a real movie scene, with a bridge spanning the Con River leading to the famous Vistalegre Arch, which marks the entrance to the architectural complex. At the same time, on the outer wall, you can still see the big badges and archbishop signs of the time, including the badge of the Marquis of Villagarcia. Pazo de Vista Alegre is located in the center of Vilagarcía de Arousa, a town named after the red bishop of Compostela García de Caamaño Mendoza de Soutomaior, who granted the 'Puebla Charter' in 1461 to establish a town near the Vistalegre or Saint Christopher Fortress with the idea of promoting its development in the minds of the sailors. Don García established his fiefdom and residence there, leading to the construction of the 16th century Vistalegre Manor (Pazo de Vistalegre), where his son established a manor under the grant of Carlos I, unifying the assets of Vistalegre, Barrantes and Rubiáns, and through subsequent purchases of the rights to the Vistalegre Fortress and Villagarcia Manor, it has always belonged to this lineage, until Francisco Lavilla Mayor obtained the rights to the town and ended the old fiefdom. Vistalegre Manor Therefore, Álvaro de Mendoza y Soutomaior built the first palace, which was expanded in 1566 by his brother Rodrigo. As early as the 17th century, Fernando de Andrade Soutomaior y Caamaño became the founder of the Augustinian Recollect Nuns' Church and Monastery. With the large arch of the Vistalegre Palace. The architecture of the manor is of the Renaissance period, made of high-quality granite ashlar, characterized by simple decoration, based on medals, shields and other simple patterns with a bust in the middle. It can be said that originally it had two serrated towers on both sides of its central body. One of them was later (seventeen) moved to the new monastery building. This monastery church, known as San Cristobal, can be attributed to the classical style of the first half of the 17th century by Bartolomé Fernández Lechuga, who may have designed this work, including a rectangular plan with a nave, three-part side chapels, a rectangular main church between the sacristy and the sacristy. The architectural complex was declared a historical-artistic monument, located on land bounded by the old medieval fortress, with part of the city wall next to the Con River preserved. Inside, 17th-century Flemish and Italian tapestries and paintings are preserved. Villagarcia de Arosa O Salnes

VILAGARCÍA DE AROUSA The largest coastal city at the mouth of the Arusa River. Vilagarcía de Arousa is a beautiful city located in the O Salnés region of the province of Pontevedra, facing Rianxo across the coast from the Ría de Arousa. The Arusa River runs through it and forms part of its identity and history. The town is also home to an important maritime, commercial and sporting port, active since the mid-19th century. Today, Vilagarcía de Arousa has become an important tourist center in Galicia, thanks to its strategic location, which is well connected to any point in the Rías Baixas , with extensive Blue Flag beaches, natural beauty and parks, as well as hiking routes such as Sarmiento or Cortegada, and mansions full of history to visit. Like many other places in Galicia, signs of human settlements dating back to the second millennium BC have been found in Villa Galicia. Always in prehistoric times, but closer to our time, the remains of the Celts appeared, who lived in different "fortresses" and whose remains can still be visited around today. Castro was later colonized by the Romans, whose "Per Loca Marítima" road passed through this territory. In 1458, Archbishop García-Caamaño founded the fishing village of Villa de García; over the years Villa de García became a very prosperous commercial center, always competing with the neighboring Villa de Carril, whose harbor was considered the Galli One of the best ports in West Asia. However, since 1744, the free markets organized by Villa García attracted more and more people from different locations at the mouth of the Arusa River. A decisive boost came in 1860 with the completion of a railway line connecting Santiago de Compostela to the mouth of the Arosa River, giving Villagarcía a significant advantage over Carril. The current Villagarcía de Arousa was born on March 1, 1913, when the town councils of Carril, Vilaxoán and Vilagarcía merged. Today, Villagarcia has an intensive economic activity based on maritime trade, expositions and conference activities, as it is the headquarters of FEXDEGA, one of the largest exhibition centers in Galicia. It is also an important tourist center, offering visitors a wide range of leisure and activities. Its A Concha and Compostela beaches are safe, comfortable, wide, clean and marked by the blue flag of the European Community. The urban area, located between the communes of Carril and Vilaxoán, has numerous parks and gardens where you can relax; for its part, the promenade is ideal for walking or cycling , or enjoy the action at the port from one of the many bars and restaurants there. What to eat in Villa García de Arusa? Of course it’s fish and seafood! The villa's privileged location in Rías Baixas guarantees a daily supply of high-quality and very fresh seafood products to the local gastronomic establishment, prepared by the chefs in the traditional Galician way. The star of the menu? The Carril clam is particularly recognized for its size and quality. There are also fish, octopus, squid, crabs and crabs from the estuary; there is also excellent meat available thanks to the excellent pastures in the area. All these culinary excellences in Villa García are even more remarkable when paired with a glass of fresh Albariño wine from the Salnes region, D.O. Rias Baixas. Depending on the month you choose to visit Villa García de Arusa, you can enjoy one of the many local festivals, such as the Water Festival celebrated every year on August 16th, the Feast of San Roque; the "Maios" festival celebrated on the morning of May 1st (works of art made from flowers, grasses, ferns, fruits, and eggs); Carnival: a music festival or festival of numerous religions and patron saints. Villagarcia de Alausa O Salnes

Church of the Virgin Peregrina Igrexa da Virxe Peregrina Praza da Peregrina, 5, 36001 Pontevedra The Church of the Pilgrim Virgin is a religious building located in the city of Pontevedra in Galicia (Spain). It is composed of a scallop-shaped chapel located at the foot of the Camino de Santiago in Portugal. It began to be built in 1778 and is one of the most symbolic and relevant buildings in the city of Pontevedra. It is dedicated to the Virgin, who, according to tradition, guides the pilgrims from Bayonne to Santiago. The church houses the statue of the Virgin Peregrina (Virxe da Peregrina, 19th century), who is the patron saint of the province of Pontevedra and also the guardian of the Portuguese Way. It was declared a historical-artistic monument in 1982, merging late Baroque and Neoclassical forms, such as the main altarpiece built in 1789. The inspiration for its floor plan comes from the scallop shell, a typical symbol of the pilgrim, with a cross at the end. This circular shape is related to the type prevalent in Portuguese temples at the time. Admiral Casto Méndez Núñez donated a huge Tridacna shell, which he brought back from the Pacific on one of his many voyages, and it is located at the entrance of the church, serving as a stoup. The clock on the north tower was installed in 1896, from the now demolished Hospital of San Juan de Dios. The church also installed the hospital's bell. The first restoration of the temple took place in 1981, to repair serious structural damage (large cracks in the building due to foundation movement). It was carried out by César Portela and José Bar Boo. The second most important restoration work took place in 2008, repairing elements such as stained glass windows, walls, paintings and the clock tower. This is a centrally planned church. The inspiration for its floor plan comes from the scallop shell, a characteristic symbol of the pilgrim, with a cross engraved inside the shell. The floor plan is circular, but by including the foyer, it presents the shape of a scallop shell. The circular hall that makes up the temple itself is made up of four grooved wall pillars, supporting low front arches, with protruding cornices above. Above it stands a dome with a crescent and a lantern. It has a dome, a lantern and a dome. Inside the temple, the rectangular presbytery is covered by a groin vault. The main altarpiece is in the Neoclassical style, made in imitation of the style of Melchor de Prado in 1789, although it was modified by his brothers Manuel Gambino and Juan Pernas Gambino. Its ending is a gable wall, with a relief of the Flight into Egypt and the image of the Pilgrim Virgin, holding the Infant Jesus in her arms, both dressed in cloaks, holding the pilgrim's staff and carrying a gourd. The painting of Santa Clara by Polanco and the replica of the Roman Madonna of San Onofre by Peruzzi stand out. Also noteworthy is the stoup of the nave, decorated with the Tridacna shell brought from the Pacific by Méndez Núñez. The main facade was completed by Antonio Souto and Bernardo José de Mier, in front of which is a courtyard with stairs, surrounded by a balustrade with pinnacles. At the foot of the stairs is a fountain, topped by a sculpture of Teucer. The courtyard and fountain in front of the church form a unique and beautiful urban complex. The Baroque facade is convex, with two bodies. The lower one is decorated with pilasters, the upper one with Corinthian columns, topped by a house, with the image of the Mother of the Pilgrims, the patron saint of the province of Pontevedra, in the niche, and the images of Santiago and San Roque in the niches on either side. The three are dressed as pilgrims. The niche has a scallop-shaped vault and is decorated with earlobes. At the top is a split pediment, in the centre of which is a sculpture symbolising the image of faith; on either side stand two equal towers, giving the temple a strange slender, elegant and solemn appearance. The lower half has a large semicircular doorway, the lintel separates the door, above the lintel are three upper gable windows, the centre one is triangular, the sides are curved. Pontevedra, Pontevedra Province

Spain Cambados (Cambados) Albariño wine (Albariño) 36630 Cambados, Pontevedra Cambados (Spanish: Cambados), is a town in the province of Pontevedra in the autonomous region of Galicia, Spain. The total area is 23 square kilometers, the total population is 13,385 people (2001), and the population density is 582 people/square kilometer. Cambados Cambados is a famous Albariño (Albariño) grape growing area. Cambados (Cambados) is a manor, integrating palace architecture and marine tradition. The nectar of the winery's Rías Baixas (D. O. Rías Baixas) is the perfect companion for local fish and seafood. Paseo de la Calzada, Príncipe Street and Parador are the points you should go to when sightseeing in this area. Thanks to its mild climate and unparalleled cuisine, it is usually crowded with tourists in the summer months. The Albariño Wine Festival (Festa do Viño Albariño), which has been declared a national tourist attraction and is one of the oldest in Spain, is a must-see event in Galicia in the summer. At the wine festival, you can visit the local winery's stalls set up to promote its products. From the city's waterfront avenue, you can see A Toxa and Arousa Island. Between the two islands and the coastline, you can see large racks for breeding mussels and oysters, both of which are authentic dishes served in local bars or restaurants. Remember that the unique natural conditions of the Galician estuary make the seafood here unparalleled and internationally recognized. The Fefiñáns mansion is one of the best representatives of Galician lord civil architecture. This semi-urban mansion is located next to the San Benito Church and constitutes one of the interesting artistic architectural groups that began to be built in the 16th century. The courtyard dominated by its weapons is the shield of the Viscount of Fefiñáns and the Marquis of Figueroa. The courtyard is 'L'-shaped, open to the square of the same name, and the tower with battlements stands out. In addition, there is the oldest local winery, which dates back to 1904. You can tour part of the vineyard or stroll in the garden, where the local tree species and the century-old boxwood stand out. In the Ethnographic and Wine Museum (Museo Etnográfico e do Viño), you will learn about the Salnés region, where Cambados is located. Nearby are the ruins of the Santa Mariña Dozo Church, with a romantic cemetery. If you pass through the San Tomé fishing district, you will come to a bridge that leads to Figueira Island, where you can visit the ruins of the medieval tower of San Sadurniño. Province of Pontevedra, Autonomous Region of Galicia

Convento e Igrexa de San Francisco Convento de San Francisco (Pontevedra) Praza da Estrela, s/n, 36002 Pontevedra Convento de San Francisco de Pontevedra In the center of the city of Pontevedra there is a large square, called A Ferrería. For centuries, it has been a meeting point for many citizens of Pontevedra and the region. A few meters from the square is the famous La Peregrina church and sanctuary, a symbol of the city of Pontevedra. On one side of the square stands the 13th-century Franciscan church and convent, adjacent to the current delegation of the Treasury. It is said that Saint Francis went on a pilgrimage to Compostela and in 1214 established the first Franciscan convent there, which later became a model for many other temples in the Galician region. The Convent of San Francisco de Pontevedra follows the pattern of the Latin cross plan of Santiago, with a nave, transept, triple apse head, one of which is a larger central apse and two polygonal side apses, covered with ribbed vaults, while the nave is covered with wood. The old Franciscan convent received its first donation in 1274. From the 13th century, only the front and main body of the temple are preserved. The altar and apse were built in the 14th century. In the following centuries, the staircase leading to the main door (1853) and the Dominican door of the same century were built, which is now the Treasury office, once belonged to the convent, was part of the city wall. The temple was restored in 1923, caught fire in 1995, and had to be restored again. Inside are the tombs of Padre Gómez Chariño, Xoán Feijoo de Soutomaior and Paio de Montenegro. The tomb of Paio Gómez Chariño stands out in its austere interior decoration, he was a troubadour and admiral at the end of the 13th century. On its front, we will see a pointed arch, with a double vault, supported on two pairs of connected columns. Above it is a large rose window in Cistercian style. On either side of the entrance are a buttress and two trumpet-shaped windows with pointed arches. Above the rose window is the shield symbolizing the Franciscans. On the left stands a tower with a bell tower. According to records, the convent was founded by Francisco de Asís, who stopped in Pontevedra on the Camino de Santiago route in Portugal. The arrival of the Franciscans in this city may have occurred 30 years after the 13th century. The historical fact is that, according to the records of the National Archives and the will of Arias Fernández, the property of the Armenteira monastery, the foundation existed as early as 1274. The building received financial help from the heirs of Pay Gómez Chariño in 2017. A plot of land from the Soutomaior residence, which was still on the outskirts of the city wall at the time. The splendor of this building aroused the jealousy of the Dominicans stationed in the city, who had completed the church ten years ago and decided to start building another church larger than the Franciscan church in 1380, with five apses. In 1362, the city began to build the cathedral of the Poor Clare Church, similar to the church of San Francisco, but smaller. In addition to these three buildings, the parish church of San Bartolomé also expanded between 1337 and 1339. This peak of construction was due to the large donations from wealthy families, who were afraid of dying from the Black Death that swept Europe in 1297. This church is of late Gothic or pointed style, and was declared a historical-artistic monument in 1896. It has a Latin cross plan, with a nave, transept, wooden roof and apse, the apse has three polygonal apses, covered with ribbed vaults. The building where the Treasury delegation is located was built in 1800, including the Dominican city gate of the 13th-century old city wall. Pontevedra Province, Galicia Autonomous Region

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Went to Japan during May to both Tokyo and Hakone. Did a lot of things within the short 1 week there. From visiting life size gundam, spending nights at Shinjuku, go and see the amazing exhibition at TeamLabs Tokyo, crossing the famous Shibuya Crossing, etc. Love the weather and sceneries in Japan and I can't wait to be back at Japan once again to explore other prefecture of Japan.

Nestled in the heart of Japan, Fuji Mountain stands tall and proud, an iconic symbol of the country's rich cultural heritage. My recent visit to this awe-inspiring natural wonder left an indelible mark on my soul, captivating me with its majestic beauty and serene atmosphere. As I embarked on the journey to the summit, I was greeted by a breathtaking landscape painted with vibrant colors. The lush greenery of the surrounding forests contrasted harmoniously with the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji, creating a picturesque panorama that seemed straight out of a postcard. The crisp mountain air filled my lungs, invigorating me and heightening my anticipation for the adventure that lay ahead. The ascent was a test of my physical endurance, but with each step, the stunning vistas served as a constant source of motivation. The trail was well-maintained, making the climb manageable even for novice hikers like myself. Along the way, I encountered fellow trekkers from different corners of the globe, all united by a shared appreciation for nature's grandeur. Reaching the summit was an ethereal experience. Standing atop the world, I was humbled by the panoramic views that stretched as far as the eye could see. The sun cast its golden light upon the surrounding valleys, illuminating the tranquil lakes and charming villages below. Time seemed to stand still as I absorbed the grandeur of the landscape, capturing the moment in my heart forever. Descending from the peak, I indulged in the cultural delights that Fuji Mountain had to offer. The nearby hot springs provided a soothing respite for my weary muscles, while the traditional Japanese cuisine tantalized my taste buds with its delicate flavors. My journey to Fuji Mountain was not just an adventure; it was a spiritual awakening. The mountain's majestic presence and serene aura touched my soul in ways I never imagined. It reminded me of the profound connection between humanity and nature, urging me to cherish and protect these precious wonders. In the end, Fuji Mountain is more than just a physical destination; it is a transformative experience. Whether you seek adventure or seek solace, this sacred mountain will leave an indelible mark on your spirit. I wholeheartedly recommend embarking on this journey of a lifetime, for it will forever remain etched in your memories as a testament to the beauty and wonder of our world.

Tokyo is known for its excellent transportation system, including its efficient and extensive subway network. Navigating the city is relatively easy, thanks to clear signage and announcements in both Japanese and English. As for food, Tokyo offers a wide variety of delicious options, from traditional Japanese cuisine like sushi and ramen to international dishes. You'll find everything from street food stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants, so there's something for every palate and budget. #Tokyo #Shinjuku #Travel

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Review of a 7-day trip to Japan with 2 friends A budget of 30,000 baht per person, including round-trip airfare, accommodation, and food. ✈️🍣🍜🍱🇯🇵 #Caption under the picture Let me say this first: We only spent 2 days planning our trip before the flight, which was very sudden. 😂 Because we wanted to go, we booked the tickets right away. We didn't plan the tourist attractions before the flight. We planned it later. This trip, we focused on walking, shopping, and eating. It wasn't really important. 5555 We wanted to go to Fuji, but we didn't go because it was raining heavily. 🥹 #Flight We flew with Philippine Airlines, changing planes from Bangkok to the Philippines. We waited for 2 hours to change planes, and flew to Japan at Narita Airport. When we arrived at Narita Airport, we bought a high-speed train ticket at the airport. The round-trip ticket was expensive, but we arrived at our destination very quickly. We also bought a 72-hour ordinary train ticket that could be used as much as we wanted. We exchanged only 30,000 yen from Suvarnabhumi Airport for food. Shopping and train tickets in Japan only. It's a budget trip for us but we don't go hungry. When we're hungry, we buy food. Most of it is spent on food🤣 #Read more under the picture below