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   Why should you visit Vigo?

   • Vigo has great food. Just like the rest of Galicia. And that is our second major reason to visit it. Galicians are particularly good with fish, and this is quite clear in Vigo as well. The city is right by the coast, and every day, there are ships bringing in great tasting fish to the city. The food in Vigo is quite affordable.

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   What is Vigo known for?

   • Vigo is known for being one of the biggest fishing ports in the world, housing a medium-sized city of about 300,000 inhabitants. It’s all located in Galicia, which is to the northwest of Spain.

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   What makes Vigo a beautiful city?

   • It also has its typical Galician architecture, which is very spectacular – especially in the very central part of the city. But the main thing that makes Vigo beautiful is the nature that surrounds the city.

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   Is Vigo the flashiest destination in Spain?

   • Well, you’ve likely missed Galicia, the region of Spain that sits north of Portugal, and the city of Vigo. Now, Vigo may not be the flashiest destination. It may not rival Barcelona, Madrid or many other spots in Spain as the country’s best tourist hot-spot.

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   What to do in Vigo at night?

   • 1. You can’t get a complete feeling of Vigo without driving across the Rande Bridge and enjoying the views of San Simón Island, the Cíes Islands and the immensity of the Vigo estuary. We recommend you go to one of the viewpoints in Vigo to see it at night, hanging majestically over the sea.

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   Can you walk around Vigo?

   • If you do choose to walk around Vigo, it’s worth noting that it is quite a hilly city, all sloping down towards the port. The city also has two main train stations Vigo Guixar and the brand new Vigo Urzaiz, but unless you are after a nearby town it’s likely you’ll only need Vigo Guixar at this stage.

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   Vigo is a surprisingly great travel destination - in fact one of the best in Spain. Here is a travel guide to Vigo and 10 reasons why you should visit.

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   • Castro Fortress. Surely the best introduction to the city and its epic landscapes is to survey them from the granite walls of this 17th-century fortress.
   • Parque del Monte Castro. The park around the fort isn’t so much an urban pleasure garden as a wild mountain right in the middle of the city. If you fancy a workout you can tackle Monte Castro on foot, and even though it’s a challenging walk there are lots of interesting features to divert your attention.
   • Cíes Islands. Allow a day or two for this stunning uninhabited archipelago that sits at the entrance to the Vigo Estuary. During the summer there are two companies (Mar de Ons and Nabia Naviera) running ferries at roughly half-hour intervals from the harbour to the islands.
   • Beaches on the Cíes Islands. The Cíes Islands’ beaches deserve another entry, because you may not encounter more exquisite bays anywhere in the world.

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   Apr 5, 2016 · But what visiting Vigo does offer, is a glimpse into the region of Galicia, an affordable inner city experience and some of the country’s best beaches (look for Islas Cies further down in this article), with few other tourists competing for its attention.

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   Feb 21, 2024 · Vigo is a vibrant coastal city located in the northwest of Spain, in the region of Galicia. It is the largest city in Galicia and is known for its bustling port and maritime history. Here are the best things to do in Vigo while you’re visiting.

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   • Cuisine. Food is everything for Spaniards, but in Galicia (or just the north of Spain) we take it to the next level. Practically every social gathering you can think of – meeting with a friend, spending Sunday afternoon with the family, a birthday or any other kind of party – will involve food, and of course, drinks.
   • Cies Islands (or Islas Cies) In the early ’90s, I spent so many summers at these beautiful islands with my friends and family. The Cies Islands have changed a lot in the past 40 years: they went from being Galicia’s best-kept secret to being declared a nature reserve in the 80s and then included in the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park in 2002.
   • Casco Vello. Although Vigo doesn’t many impressive historic buildings within the city, today we have a charming, restored old town area in the city center that we call Casco Vello (in Galician).
   • Beaches. Samil is the city’s main beach and it’s only a 15- to 20-minute car ride from the city center. While I have to admit that this is not the best beach around (Vigo has absolute treasures when it comes to beaches), it’s a really nice quick visit if you want to step out of the city.

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   Jun 15, 2024 · 10 essential visits. 1. Rande Bridge. You can’t get a complete feeling of Vigo without driving across the Rande Bridge and enjoying the views of San Simón Island, the Cíes Islands and the immensity of the Vigo estuary. We recommend you go to one of the viewpoints in Vigo to see it at night, hanging majestically over the sea.

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   Mar 20, 2015 · Travel essentials. Why go now? Mainland Spain's westernmost city is cultured, gritty and highly affordable. This Galician city also has a proud heritage. Vigo was where the Roman...