City in Spain

Vigo

3 things to see

Vigo is a Galician port city with some of the freshest and cheapest seafood in Spain, a lively old town, and ferries to the stunning Cies Islands. The Casco Vello (old town) is free to wander, and the waterfront and fishing harbour cost nothing to stroll, with cheap plates of seafood the everyday way to eat well here. The Cies Islands are a budget-friendly day trip by ferry in the warmer months, when the boats run. A Coruna and Santiago de Compostela complete the Galician triangle, all reachable by train.

What to see

Things to do in Vigo

What each one costs, where the cost is known.

Casco Vello

Vigo's atmospheric old quarter, built on steep cobblestone lanes with granite houses, small plazas, and traditional tapas bars. Free to explore on foot.

Street · Vigo

Castro Fortress

A hilltop fortress ruin surrounded by parkland with the best panoramic views over Vigo, the estuary, and the Cies Islands. Free to visit and worth the short climb.

Fortress · Vigo

Praia de Samil

A wide, crescent-shaped urban beach with views of the Cies Islands and a long boardwalk promenade. Free access and well connected by local bus from the city centre.

Beach · Vigo

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