Visit Vigo

Immerse yourself in the charm of Galicia's largest city and discover the heart of the Rías Baixas.

Vigo is a city characterised by its industrial lung, concentrating the activity of the main companies in the metal sector and its associated technologies. This city is also known for its gastronomic and scenic wealth, with a privileged temperate climate and one of the most attractive natural environments. Vigo is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean and flanked by the Atlantic Islands National Park, which, with the Cíes Islands at its head, receives thousands of visitors every year.

This city has fabulous beaches, but also a vibrant business life and a wide range of nightlife, culture, shopping and entertainment for all types of visitors.

What to see in Vigo

Galician gastronomy, nature, nautical activities, beaches, leisure and the liveliest nightlife in Galicia: dive into the heart of the Rías Baixas!

Contemplate the architectural value of the Old Town

Enjoy the sunset on Samil beach and admire the natural paradise of the Cíes Islands.

Take a walk through the castrelos park and visit the Quiñones de León Museum.

See the panoramic view of the city from Monte Castro.

Admire one of the most important fishing ports in the world and enjoy a snack at the O Berbés Market.

Immortalise the moment with a photograph in the Plaza de la Puerta del Sol with the Dinoseto or the Siren monument.

Some curiosities

Jules Verne says that Captain Nemo’s best kept secret is in Vigo. The submarine Nautilus came to Vigo to stock up on gold and in the Vigo estuary there are sunken galleons laden with great treasures that have not yet seen the light of day.

The Rande Bridge is the main access road to the city. It is the first cable-stayed bridge in the world to be extended, and was awarded the European Metal Construction Prize.