The Top 20 Attractions around Lugo

This bridge, along with the Lugo and Ourense bridges, was the only way to cross the Miño without using a boat, which is why the pilgrims' route had to pass through here.

Milestone that marks us that we are only 100 km. from Santiago de Compostela.

Once in the valley, the Igrexa de San Xoán de Portomarín church was dismantled stone by stone in the 1960s and rebuilt at its present location. Reason: The valley was … read more

This impressive 12th-century cathedral has undergone various modifications over the years. Although it mixes different architectural styles, it is mostly Romanesque. It is necessary to book a ticket to visit … read more

The unmistakable Galician hórreos are constructions of stone or wood, raised from the ground by pillars and intended to store crops. They are a typical form of Galician rural architecture and a characteristic feature of the landscape.

Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places on the entire Camino de Santiago. The abbey was founded in the 6th century. It belongs to the Benedictine order and … read more

The church of San Tirso in Palas del Rei, dedicated to Saint Thyrsus or Thyrsus, was mentioned in the Caelicolae and is always worth a visit because of its art-historical relevance.

Sarria is an important town in Lugo with just over 13,000 inhabitants, located in the region of the same name and one of the most important nerve points of the … read more

Of Roman origin, it was founded in the year 25 BC. C. by Paulo Fabio Máximo and is the oldest in Galicia. Built near a fort, in Roman times it … read more