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One of the few preserved city walls in Europe.

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A gigantic structure. Breathtaking 😍

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Impressive goal🤙

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Local recreation area and beautiful photo opportunity 🤙

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An impressive city wall 🤙

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The Church of Santiago de Espasande is one of the prominent monuments in the area. Popularly known as the “Castroverde Cathedral” for its monumentality, it was declared a National Monument in 1979. Built in 1557 by Fernando de Castro and renovated by Diego Osorio in the 17th century, it presents a late ogival style with Gothic-Romanesque influences. 😊

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A bulwark in Lugo 🤙

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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 was called Lucus Augusti. Numerous Roman remains, many of them preserved in the Provincial Museum, are testimony to its early years of history, especially its Roman wall, unique in the world, which preserves its entire perimeter, and which was declared a World Heritage Site in 2000.

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Beautiful old Roman city walls with an impressive city gate.

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Very beautiful city with a long and interesting history. If you want to find out more, you should definitely treat yourself to a guided tour of the city.

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definitely go over the 2km long old Roman city wall from the 2nd century.

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Very beautiful old Roman city wall. You can bypass it completely and it includes the old town of Lugo. it is always worth a visit.

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The door of San Pedro is also known as the door of the sun. One of the accesses to the old Roman wall In total, the Wall of Lugo is more than 2 km long and has 10 gates.

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Bike lane and recreational area next to the Rato river to the southeast of the city of Lugo. Quiet and safe route leading to the city center opened in 2020

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The most intact walls from Roman times that still surround the old city of Lugo are a spectacular historical monument of the highest importance. The gates of San Pedro are the eastern access to the old city

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Parque da Chanca wooded landscape and recreational area with trails along the Rato river on the east side of Lugo. Great views of the Chanca Arched Train Bridge

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Castroverde is a small town located on the commercial route and a stopping point for the primitive road. Farmlands and rolling hills dominate the landscape. The town's most notable landmark is the 20m-high Torre de Homenaje, a tower that is the only remaining part of the 14th-century castle that once stood here

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The gate of San Pedro is one of the 10 old entrances to the walled city of Lugo. The evidence that would show that it already existed in Roman times under the name of Sancti Petri, when the town was known as Lucus Augusti, is different.

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This church is located in the town hall square of Castroverde, a small village belonging to Lugo. It has a Latin cross plan and inside you can see baroque, neoclassical and mannerist elements.

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Lugo is one of the most important cities in Galicia, as well as being the capital of the province together with La Coruña, Orense and Pontevedra. Its origin is Roman, and its name is the evolution of what was previously Lucus Augusti. The city was founded in the year 25 a. C. and the demonym of the inhabitants is lucense or lugués.

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