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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Vigo: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Vigo
- Iberia's westernmost city, Vigo, is located on the Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by rich mountain landscapes.
- Oysters rarely travel more than a mile to reach your plate in this city, which is a seafood lover's dream.
- Vigo has a microclimate up to five degrees warmer than other Galician cities due to its position.
- Even yet, if the blazing summer temperatures in the Mediterranean turn you off, Vigo's fresh ocean beaches and more temperate climate will appeal to you.
- If you're a seafood connoisseur, Vigo is the spot for you! Vigo is one of Spain's largest cities, situated in Galicia, a region known for its seafood.
- Now is the time to visit Vigo to sample some of the most incredible seafood in the city, particularly oysters.
- International Airport: Vigo–Peinador Airport
- Population: 307,000
- Currency: Euro
- Time: UTC/GMT +1 hour
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Galician language (Gallego), Portuguese, and Castilian (Spanish)
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Vigo
- Learn about Galicia's Atlantic Islands.
- Take a look at the local art scene.
- Ascend to the summit of Monte O Castro.
- Relax on the beach at Praia de Samil.
- Visit Estrella Galicia Vigo for a drink.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Vigo
- The average temperature in Vigo varies.
- Temperatures are pleasant most of the year, except for a few frigid weeks in the winter, and there is a probability of rain or snow for most of the year.
- Compared to other tourist locations throughout the world, the area is relatively temperate, ranking in the 42nd percentile for pleasant weather.
- If you're searching for the hottest months to visit Vigo, August, July, and September are your best bets.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Vigo
Castro Fortress
- The most excellent way to get a sense of the city and its vast scenery is to look out the windows of this 17th-century stronghold.
- Vigo's estuary, harbour, old quarter, mountainscapes, and the Cés Islands will all be visible from this vantage point.
- During the Portuguese Restoration War, the stronghold was built as an artillery installation to defend Vigo from British naval attacks.
- Formal gardens with grass, well-kept flower beds, and a central fountain, all with beautiful 360-degree views of the city, are contained within the walls.
Cíes Islands
- Visit this beautiful uninhabited archipelago at the mouth of the Vigo Estuary.
- Two firms (Mar de Ons and Nabia Naviera) run ferries from the harbour to the islands at around half-hour intervals during the summer.
- You can remain at the campsite overnight (tent rentals are available), but you'll need to plan ahead of time because the 800-berth site fills up rapidly.
- Hike up granite cliff-tops more than 100 metres high on the shattered western side while a different atmosphere greets you on the sheltered east, where white sand beaches sparkle in the sun.
Beaches on the Cíes Islands
- The beaches of the Ces Islands merit a second mention because there are few places on the planet with more beautiful bays.
- Indeed, Playa de Rodas frequently appears in the top ten rankings of the world's best beaches and is a near-paradisiacal spot for sunbathing and swimming in the summer.
- It's a landward beach, protected from the open ocean by immaculate white sands that give the sea an azure shimmer on bright days.
- On the other side of Punta Muxiero, Praia de Figueiras is a 350-meter-long beach that is less well-known than its southern neighbour but no less magnificent.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Vigo Off the Beaten Track
- The ancient town of Vigo is built on a hill that meets the estuary at the old port, with lanes leading to attractive arcaded squares such as Praza da Constitución.
- This is the portion of town where fishers' huts coexist with fancier structures such as luxury townhouses and the 19th-century church of Santa Mara.
- Almost all are made of Galician granite, giving the old town a dignified air that sets it apart from many other Spanish old quarters.
- Many street names refer to old trades, such as basket-weavers on Ra Cesteiros and, of course, basket-weavers on Calle de las Ostras.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Vigo Culture and Traditions
- The magnificent palace is one of Vigo's most opulent structures.
- The best masters designed the front, and every piece of furniture on the inside is a rare museum piece.
- The Santa Maria Cathedral has served as the city's principal icon for many years.
- This is a lovely Romanesque-style structure.
- The earliest church on the current cathedral's site was constructed in the 13th century.
- Since then, the structure has been renovated several times, resulting in an entirely different aspect.
- Ancient frescoes were unearthed in the cathedral in 1940 during a major repair.
- These frescoes most likely adorned the earliest church's walls.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Vigo: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Fish and Seafood
#Food
- You must try the delectable oysters collected right on the Vigo Estuary: They're lovely raw with a touch of lemon and a drink of local Albario wine on Calle de las Ostras (oyster street).
- According to locals, the fish and seafood in Vigo are fantastic, and this is due to the temperature and type of plankton in the area.
- If you're not sure where to begin, order a mariscada: This is a large seafood platter that includes crab, shellfish, and lobster.
- If you go out for tapas, you'll find fish and seafood on the menu in chipirones (fried baby squid) or xoubas (little sardines).
Galician Wine
#Food
- Vigo is located in Galicia's Ras Baixas wine area, which produces pleasingly acidic whites from the Albario grape varietal, as does the rest of Spain.
- They're the perfect complement to the region's superb seafood.
- If you visit the city between February and May, make a point of stopping by a Furancho.
- These are cellars, frequently attached to private residences, where the year's excess wine is sold in a convivial, distinctively Galician setting.
- Tapas foods like ham and chorizo are commonly served with wine.
- Around Vigo, there are more than a dozen furanchos, each of which is identified by a wooden sign on the side of the road.
CASA VELLA
#Food
- Casa Vella offers the best meals in a pleasant setting that contrasts with the dynamism and movement of the famous and gorgeous Oysters Street.
- A Pedra market nearby and the sale of fish and oysters make this one of the city's most iconic locations.
- They consistently choose high-quality ingredients for our specialities, such as grilled seafood and lobster rice, more straightforward dishes, and various 'tapas&apos.
Mercado de la Pedra market
#Fashion
- Vigo shopping promises to be an exciting experience, as the city offers a variety of colourful markets and regular retail malls.
- The Mercado de la Pedra market is one of the most beautiful. It is housed in a stunning old structure.
- They sell delectable maritime stuff here. Tourists go here to sample the best oysters and other delicacies available.
- There are other rows of clothing and luggage as well.
- You can buy forgeries of well-known brands at meagre prices, and the quality of the goods will not let you down.
Centro Comercial Gran Vía de Vigo
#Fashion
- Centro Comercial Gran Va de Vigo is Vigo's most popular retail centre.
- There are dozens of apparel and footwear stores for all tastes and cosmetics and scent businesses.
- The shopping mall is well-known for its excellent food court, and visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational opportunities.
- There are numerous good speciality businesses, including a gaming pavilion.
- It sells PlayStation and computer game discs and other gamer accessories and fun thematic souvenirs.
Precio store
#Fashion
- Travelers with high expectations should visit the Mini Precio store, which is one of the city's most expensive and prestigious.
- They sell fashionable shoes, accessories, and jewellery for women and men. This store has a very high pricing point.
- A traditional pair of shoes will set you back at least 80 euros.
- Tourists on a budget should visit the business during sale periods.
- Quality shoes can be purchased with discounts of up to 50%.
Side Aquapark Waterplane
#Fun
- If you're staying in a hotel in Side or Alanya that doesn't have a water park, the Water Planet water park tour is for you.
- You and your children will spend the entire day sliding down various slides.
- The Water Planet Activity entertainment day begins at 8:45 a.m. with a 40-minute trip from your hotel to the Water Planet water park.
- Water Planet opens its doors. This energetic action and entertainment will last approximately 5 hours.
- Time moves slowly at the Water Planet water park, but you have a lot of fun.
Marmaris Atlantis Water Park
#Fun
- Marmaris is a popular tourist destination with various delightful holiday activities such as excitement, adventure, fun, enthusiasm, and natural beauty, all of which you can easily partake in with Vigo Tours.
- Marmaris Atlantis Water Park is a fantastic part of Marmaris where you may have a fun, exciting, adventurous, and exciting day.
- Join the Marmaris Atlantis water park trip with your loved ones or by yourself to experience and enjoy this enjoyable day.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Vigo: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Islas Cies is a wildlife reserve that is meticulously maintained and cared for like many others in Galicia.
- When you arrive, you will be given plastic carrier bags in which you must drop your litter, even if it is just an apple core, and place it in containers.
- As a result, the beach and the ocean are both clean.
- On the islands, there are no hotels, although there are a few excellent restaurants.
- You can camp if you want to spend the night.
- You won't even need to bring your camping gear because the campground will lend you tents and sleeping bags.
- The nearby tiny supermarket will be remodelled.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Vigo Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Great Week in Vigo is the city's most traditional festival, with seven days of concerts, popular festivals, children's games, and many other events crammed into the first week of August.
- The Christ of the Victory procession is the most critical and multitudinous religious event in Vigo's Great Week: hundreds of residents follow the figure of Christ through the streets of the Old Town to the Church of Santa Mara.
- The Christ of the Victory in Vigo is the city's emblem and is attributed to, among other things, the city's victory over Napoleon's troops who attacked Vigo in 1809.
- Every first Sunday in August, Christ has been carried out in procession.
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