Galicia is a marvelous landscape full of rugged, hearty and magnificently wild. It is an autonomous community in Spain and is also commonly known as “salt of the Earth”. Visiting Galicia will bring a number of cheerful memories to cherish throughout the life. The outstanding attractions, extraordinary cuisines and incredible beauty charm and mesmerize travelers and compel them to come here time and again. Taste the superb cuisines with delicious local wines, while enjoying the music and capturing the art and architecture of the region.
Here are the top attractions that might fascinate you to make a trip to Galicia.
Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park:
The Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park is one of the most striking features of Galicia travel and tourism. It is the only National Park in the autonomous community and comprises the archipelagos of Ons, Cíes, Sálvora and Cortegada. The National Park showcases an outstanding combination of flora and fauna. This National Park is Spain’s 10th most visited park. It covers a total land area of 3,000 acres. And its sea area is about 18,000 acres.
Santiago de Compostela (Old Town):
Apart from being the capital of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; thus, becoming the most famous tourist destination in the area. Santiago de Compostela Cathedral is the most sought after church in the area and is a Gothic masterpiece. It comes on the way to Way of Saint James pilgrimage route. There are a plenty of things to see and digest. A religious traveler would appreciate the unbeatable beauty of the cathedral.
Roman Walls of Lugo:
Lugo is a city in the autonomous community of Galicia and certainly deserves a special attention due to its UNESCO World Heritage Roman Walls. The walls protect the city from outsiders. Today, Lugo is a famous tourist place where numerous worthwhile landmarks are scattered throughout the area.
Valdeorras Wine Region:
Taste the sweet red and white wines when you visit the town of Valdeorras. The particular area produces super trendy wines, and the province of Ourense is simply phenomenal. Among other towns where you will have white Godello and red Mencia are A Rúa, Larouco, Rubiá, O Bolo, O Barco and Carballeda de Valdeorras. In these towns, you will easily avail the best Galicia Villas to stay and enjoy the wine tours.
Tower of Hercules:
Another must visit attraction in Galicia is the Tower of Hercules. It is the highlight part of A Coruña city.
Pontevedra:
The province of Pontevedra allures many to marvel at the attractive old streets, beautiful town squares and the Galician culture. All these fascinating things keep their originality relatively intact. However, there are numerous modern architectures to be seen in the city.
If you are keen to explore other popular attractions in the area, the best way to do so would be choosing the most suitable Spain Villas. These accommodation types are available throughout the area.