Tourism of Galicia. Europe - Spain - Galicia.

Tourist trains 2025

Tourism of Galicia offers you a fascinating jorney on our tourist trains

Springs and spa tourism

We offer you hot springs and spa tourism so that you can experience Galicia in a totally different way – through its water – combining the best of our land with restful moments in thermal spas and thalassotherapy spas.

HiddenHeritage

Getting to know the Galicia's Hidden Heritage is the best way to come close to unlocking the secret that this land so jealously guards.

Galician Woodlands...

Exploring the woods of Galicia is the best way to get away from it all, leaving your hectic daily life behind to immerse yourself in a soothing, peaceful natural world.

Waterfalls in Galicia

An invitation to dive into a sensorial poem of outstanding beauty

Sceneryat the Wheel

In Galicia we can climb the mountains of the Pena Trevinca massif to heights of over 2,000 metres, navigate the gorges of the River Sil or the River Miño, wander along the near deserted beaches of the Costa da Morte, Ortegal and A Mariña Lucense.

Galicia is located in a place strategic, in the extreme northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, straddling two different worlds, the region Atlantic and Mediterranean, which allows you to find, in a reduced space, characteristic species of these two biogeographic areas.

Galicia Birding

Discover the last sunset of mainland Europe

Beyond the Sunset

Starlight Tourist Destinations are places you can visit and enjoy beautiful views of the starry sky

Starlight Tourist Destinations

Contemplating the sea, on the river banks or discovering waterfalls, Galicia seduces us with its harmony of greens and blues, inviting us to discover a hidden heritage among forests and mountains.

Walks to fallin love with

Is a reference catalogue for pathways that fulfil the conditions for approval required by the FEDME and the FGM

Pathwaysto discover a country

Three of the 21 Spanish cities that have been reclaiming their Jewish quarters to unveil the history hidden after five hundred years are in Galicia: Monforte de Lemos, Ribadavia and Tui.

Routes through the Jewish Quarters