Vigo´s location sees it expanding around the Ria de Vigo (bay of Vigo)and initially the most noticeable features of this location are, the motorway (on which you travel) as it arcs its way around, and often aabove the city, and the massive port side developments.

Located on the banks of the river Lerez, this beautiful medieval town has one of the best preserve historical collections of Galicia. The city is a great unknown that hides treasures around every corner.

Discover Santiago de Compostela, World's Heritage Site by UNESCO, on a private tour with one of our official tour guides. You will go through the most emblematic streets of the old town, such as Franco or Vilar, as well as the squares of the Cathedral: Obradoiro, Inmaculada, Quintana and Platerías. 

Ourense, on the banks of the Miño River, is the capital of the only Galician province with no maritime coastline. In the past, the place attracted the Romans for the abundance of gold and the numerous hot springs. The best known are The Burgas, in the city center, in which water flows at a temperature of 60-67 ºC. You will also be amazed by its stunning heritage and monuments.

The city of A Coruña is a natural balcony on the Atlantic. Its sea facing promenade, one of the longest in Europe, runs around the isthmus that forms the city.

Price per group (Max. 10 people). Entrances not included.

Feel the footprints of the Romans under your feet walking along Lugo's Wall, the best preserved of the Peninsula and a World Heritage Site. A city founded in the year 14 B.C. by Paulus Fabius Maximus that became the seat of a conventus and a very important town during the Roman period.

The urban transformation that the city of Compostela has experienced in recent years has left us works of architects such as Siza, Hedjuk, Kleyhuss, Eisenman, Gallego Jorreto, López Cotelo, García Abril, Portela and others.