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Ubicaba en el centro de la Reserva de la Biosfera Terras do Miño, la ciudad milenaria de Lucus Augusti ofrece al visitante una gran diversidad de recursos tanto naturales como culturales. Con dos Patrimonios de la Humanidad, Muralla Romana y Catedral de Lugo, la ciudad es una de las paradas más importantes del Camino Primitivo a Santiago.En Lugo podemos visitar restos romanos como la muralla, puente, termas o mosaicos; la completa red de museos únicos como la Domus de Mitreo (antiguo templo dedicado al dios oriental Mitra), la Casa de los Mosaicos o el Museo Provincial; o la Catedral, una de las más bonitas y coquetas de Galicia.Tras el paseo, podemos deleitarnos con la gastronomía lucense en la “zona de vinos”, con el que acompañaremos con las afamadas tapas de Lugo: plaza do Campo, rua Nova, rua da Cruz… Esta zona nos permite callejear por las plazas y recovecos de la ciudad.

At Go Travel Everywhere, we bet on a quality service, punctual and personalized, in order to guarantee the satisfaction of those who choose us. Our drivers, and guides, are committed professionals, who excel in friendliness and care.World Heritage since 1985, and more cosmopolitan city of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela has attracted visitors and pilgrims from all over the world for centuries. Santiago is great. And so it makes us feel!The Minhota hospitality, with its rich gastronomy and vibrant traditions, make of Viana do Castelo a point of obligatory stop for those who visit the Minho region. The city's landscapes will delight your senses!

Discover the Camino de Santiago by bicycle, along the Portuguese Coastal Way starting from Porto!We invite you to do with us one of the routes currently most used by pilgrims due to its natural beauty since a large part of its length runs along the Portuguese and Spanish coasts.The pilgrimages to Santiago date back to the 9th century, when the tomb of the Apostle Santiago the Greater was discovered. Since then, people from all over the world have ventured into various and different ways, taking risks and deprivations to visit and venerate Santiago.This adventure begins in Sé do Porto and has as last stop in Portugal the beautiful village of Caminha, where we will cross the river Minho by boat to get into Spain. Then, we continue along the Spanish coast from A Guarda to Redondela, where we will take the Portuguese Central Way to Santiago de Compostela.

Visita a la excavación del Castro de Viladonga y acceso al museoVisita al nacimiento del río Miño y un pequeño paseo

At Go Travel Everywhere, we bet on a quality service, punctual and personalized, in order to guarantee the satisfaction of those who choose us. Our drivers, and guides, are committed professionals, who excel in friendliness and care.World Heritage since 1985, and more cosmopolitan city of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela has attracted visitors and pilgrims from all over the world for centuries. Santiago is great. And so it makes us feel!The Minhota hospitality, with its rich gastronomy and vibrant traditions, make of Viana do Castelo a point of obligatory stop for those who visit the Minho region. The city's landscapes will delight your senses!

Esta región gallega, conocida como Ribeira Sacra desde el s. XII, está ubicada en el sur de la provincia de Lugo y norte de Ourense, en el centro de Galicia, alrededor de los cursos del Miño y del Sil. La zona está salpicada de monasterios cistercienses escondidos entre bosques en ambas orillas de los ríos, así como bodegas, fortalezas, puentes medievales o pueblos abandonados, como Belesar, visibles sólo con el descenso del caudal del rio.Zona vitivinícola con D.O. Ribeira Sacra, la principal uva que podremos degustar es mencia, pero también godello, cultivadas en terrazas junto al Miño y el Sil, entre los espectaculares cañones que forman los ríos.