Vigo
Vigo is a city on Spain’s northwest coast. The mouth of the nearby Vigo Estuary is sheltered by the Cíes Islands, which form part of the Atlantic Islands National Park. The Cíes are known for their rich birdlife and crescent-shaped Rodas Beach. The city’s old quarter is home to the neoclassical Church of Santa María. The Castro de Vigo archaeological site has reconstructed ancient dwellings.
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Art museum
Museo Quiñones de León, located in Castrelos park, is a traditional stately mansion turned into a museum showcasing the Galician aristocracy from the 18th to the 20th centuries. The museum features furniture, art, and valuable archaeological pieces that offer insight into the region's past. Visitors can explore rooms adorned with period furniture, lamps, and rugs while admiring one of the finest collections of Galician painting.
The Museo Municipal de Vigo Quiñones de León is a true hidden gem in Galicia, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Housed in a stunning 17th-century manor, the museum provides a fascinating journey through Vigo’s past, featuring an impressive collection of Galician art, archaeological artifacts, and period furnishings that transport visitors back in time. The exhibits are well-curated, making it an engaging experience for both history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
What truly sets this museum apart, however, are its breathtaking gardens and parklands. The surrounding Castrelos Park is a beautifully maintained green space, perfect for a relaxing stroll or a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle. The French-style gardens are particularly enchanting, with their symmetrical designs, fountains, and colorful flower beds that change with the seasons. The English garden offers a more naturalistic, romantic charm, making it a delightful spot for photography and quiet reflection.
Whether you’re visiting for the art, the history, or simply to enjoy the peaceful surroundings, the Museo Municipal de Vigo Quiñones de León is an unmissable attraction in Vigo. The combination of cultural richness and stunning landscapes makes it an ideal place for families, couples, and solo travelers looking for a bit of inspiration. Highly recommended!
Carlos L — Google review
We were there on Sunday, the museum was closed, but the area was very beautiful. Lots of greenery, flowers and the ancient castle is very beautiful and picturesque.
A great discovery! On the first floor there is a little archeological exhibition, the museum is very well taken care of, you can visit all the different rooms and see the paintings. Outside there is an amazing French and English style gardens. The little duck pond was a lovely surprise.
Very nice museum in Vigo.
There is a small archeological exposition.
The museum, paintings and the rooms were a great surprise!
My kids loved the visit.
Stunning castle with marvelous gardens to have a relaxing walk or make your wedding album pics. Open all year.
Four aspects made this an interesting and worthwhile visit : the House itself, styled, when built, on an English 18th Century Manor House; the collection of paintings; the archeological collection of artifacts from paleolithic to Roman (I was especially impressed by the collection of 2nd century stellie (grave stones) and the Latin inscriptions upon them); and the extensive gardens and surrounding parkland. Free entry and free parking.
Didn't go inside, but the gardens alone are worth the trip
Great museum with lots or historic paintings. Could do with some more English translations. Can't complain given free entry. Well worth a visit. Lovely gardens as well with walks around.
Camiño Corredoura, 41, 36213 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Casco Vello, also known as Vigo's old town, is a charming area filled with Renaissance-era architecture and historical landmarks. Visitors can explore the 19th-century Concatedral de Santa María church and stroll through cobbled lanes that lead to Plaza de la Constitución, where artisan stores and open-air tavernas offer traditional Galician dishes. The area comes alive during summer fiestas celebrating local specialties like sardines, cornbread, and octopus.
Modern art museum
Museums
Art Museums
MARCO, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Vigo, is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. The museum showcases an impressive collection of works by both local and international artists, with rotating exhibitions that keep the experience fresh for returning visitors. While exploring Vigo, consider joining a free walking tour led by local guides to discover the city's highlights, including the iconic MARCO museum. Other notable museums in the area include the Galician Museum of the Sea and the House of the Arts.
Super interesting museum and it’s free!! It’s nice to take a break from the “ordinary” life and come here and enjoy some art
Ivo O — Google review
Lovely building, only upstairs open due to exhibitions been moved around. Not most exciting galler we've been too, however well presented and nice and quiet. Added bonus that it's free to get in.
Beautiful building … art collection limited but it is worthy and free
Attractive gallery spaces and a disquieting exhibition by Alfonso Galvin when we visited.
Lovely museum. Free to enter and great to spend half an hour or hour also with kids.
Really enjoyed the art and the setting, well worth a visit!
Loved the current photographer exhibit, very very interesting and I appreciate that the plaques were in Spanish and English
The architecture of the actual building is gorgeous and the vase/pots installation in the middle is very pretty
Free entry and a nice bookshop!
I think we missed an important clue somewhere, we only saw the work of one photographer, on the first floor, and we had the impression there was much more, but couldn't find how to get there, and we don't speak Spanish, (the staff we met didn't speak English).
But it was free to enter.
Rúa do Príncipe, 54, Santiago de Vigo, 36202 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
Mountain peak
Monte O Castro is located in the Fragoso valley, surrounded by Mount Penide, Mount Cela, the Fragoselo Mountains and the Sierra de Galineiro. The city's growth has expanded towards the valley and coastline due to population increase. Visitors can explore an ancient Celtic settlement at the top of O Castro with reconstructed stone buildings. Additionally, history enthusiasts can visit the Salinae Roman saltworks.
Great views on the whole city and even more
Svetlana M — Google review
Amazing view of the city. Definitely recommend visiting for a wonderful sightseeing.
very beautiful historical place, from here there is a great view of the city and the ocean 🥰
Lovely place with a stunning view from the top!
Very cleaned garden, amazing to travel inside it.
Truly recommend the visit in here!
Nice place, but not much to see (of the castle). More of a good viewpoint.
Excellent.
Nice view of Vigo city.
The view of all vigo city it's amazing
Nice View in Vigo
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Nature & Parks
Parque Monte do Castro is a stunning park surrounding the El Castro fortress, featuring gardens, terraces, and shaded paths. The park offers panoramic views of the city from its mountain top location. Visitors can explore an Iberian settlement with Bronze Age dwellings on the lower slope. It's a great option for those who prefer a less strenuous experience compared to the nearby fortress.
Good place to catch sunset - just a 15
Minute walk up after a 10-15 walk from the cathedral. Lots of sitting areas as well to enjoy a picnic. Next time i would go with a picnic basket
Suhail S — Google review
Loved the place lots of uphill walking but worth the view of the harbour and surrounding area.
Excellent place to visit, a must I would say with clear skies. Awesome views with a mix of ancient history
Magnificent views overlooking Vigo in a place full of historical significance.
Histotic setting and great views over the city and water
Best spot, to see the sunset in Vigo! You can see all of the ocean, the Cies Islands, the bridge! I totally recommend it to everyone. Don't go without a cerveza! For picknick with your friends, it's the best as well!! Also, you can run and do sports around it, the best to do in the sunrise or sunset;)
At the top of the mountain, right in the middle of the fortress that crowns it, some walls from the 17th century that today are the best vantage point of Vigo and the estuary to the Atlantic Ocean. Within these walls are the castle of O Castro and its gardens, as well as sculptures such as the monument to Vigo by Camilo Nogueira or the tribute to the medieval poet Martín Codax.
Walking down the paths bordering the fortifications towards the historic quarter, you will come to a new vantage point where the Rande Galleons Monument is located.. It consists of anchors and various cannons that were found from three of the dozens of ships sunk in the Vigo estuary during the Battle of the Rande in 1702, when the Anglo-Dutch fleet and a Spanish fleet escorted by a French collided. Very interesting place, a gem in history.
Great views of Vigo got lucky with parki g as this is limited so would advise an early visit. Nice cafe on site as well for refreshments afterwards 👍
paseo cedros, s/n, Freixeiro, 36203 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
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Restaurant
Bar
Nestled just a stone's throw from the vibrant Alameda, The Othilio Bar is a culinary gem that has captured the hearts of locals and visitors alike since its inception seven years ago. With an inviting casual interior adorned with quirky decor like vintage racquets and a bicycle overhead, this restaurant exudes charm while delivering exceptional dining experiences.
The food was really great and cheap (compared to the places in Barcelona).
Of the photos I put in, I only would not recommend the octopus - it was not bad but I had higher expectations from it.
Semih G — Google review
We were lucky to get a table. Everything was great. For us, a perfect light lunch.
Went here with my friends to celebrate us passing Spanish B2 level exam😆 and glad we chose this place. Everything we ordered was delicious, even the desserts. The food came rather fast, although the person attending us wasn’t the friendliest, but it didn’t ruin our time. Overall a good place to enjoy dinner.
The best meal we’ve had in Vigo, Galicia, and top 5 in Spain! What a wonderful experience and a pleasant surprise. Everything from the excellent service and the lovely atmosphere, to the amazingly delicious food was perfect. And the portions are very generous.
The bread course comes with truffle butter that is amazing. The foie gras was great. The tempura shrimp appetizer was perfect, good crunch, and great sauces too. The lamb was sooooo delicious, perfectly cooked, wonderful sauce, and cheesy whipped potatoes. The large scallop was very good. Oh, and the rice pudding with cinnamon ice cream was to die for, seriously drool-worthy.
We plan to go again!
Casual yet upscale restaurant with very good food. The dining room is modern and tastefully decorated. The aged beef carpaccio was the best I've had. My main meal of Octopus was excellent.
We had a delicious lunch in this restaurant. A friendly greeting followed by great food and wine. We choose to start the Galician beef tartar to share, followed by a whole roast turbot served with a fresh mixed salad and small roasted potatoes.
*Do note that previous reviews mention a menu del dia (which is usually cheaper than the a la carte). This however seems to have been discontinued or at least it wasn’t offered today.
It is a great restaurant! The service is extremely good! No double the beef and goose liver are marvelous! So lucky to have such delicious food! (It was fully reserved at 1pm. If you are solo travelled, check the bar for a seat. If you go with friend, pls reserve first.)
We made a booking one day before the date of visiting on our anniversary. Came here from Porto. 30 min before they cancelled booking. We came to restaurant to listen their solution, but they reject to explain anything saying that they have no place! Disgrace!
R. de Luis Taboada, 9, 36201 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
expensive
Fine dining restaurant
Restaurante Maruja Limón offers a design-led, rustic-chic space where you can savor inventive Galician cuisine presented artfully. The menu, displayed daily on a blackboard with clearly visible prices, features quality dishes that change with the season. Some fixed choices include sardine focaccia and the delicious cacheira sandwich. The restaurant is included in the Michelin Guide and offers two tasting menus featuring high-quality ingredients prepared uniquely.
A really interesting and unique experience. We had the Esencia Maruja menu and it was plenty. We didn’t try with the wine selection but we will next time. I loved not knowing what was coming next. The service was great. You are asked about allergies beforehand and if there is anything you don’t eat. I was a bit nervous because I’m not too brave but steak tartar was as out there (for me) as it got. Can’t fault a thing. We’ll be back 😊
Marla S — Google review
They have two tasting menus. I would recommend the larger one. You can let them know before you go, if there’s things you can’t eat, as the menus are pre-selected for you. One of the best meals we have ever had. Service is great. Atmosphere is perfect too.
It took me more than a year to gather the courage to write this.
Our family’s first fine dining experience was a magical one.
Every aspect of the meal was meticulously prepared with the utmost precision. The chef’s talent was evident in every detail, creating a surreal culinary experience. Each element was signed by the creator’s determination to showcase Galicia at its finest.
The chef was gracious enough to engage with us to ensure that everything was to our satisfaction.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the chef and the entire team for the exceptional culinary magic they provided.
had the pleasure of dining at this one-star Michelin restaurant, and I was blown away by the focus on showcasing the freshest produce of Vigo ie seafood.
The slightly poached razor clams on pea sauce were a highlight, with the sweetness of the clams perfectly balanced by the subtle freshness of the peas. The starter of the truffle mushroom ball was delightful, with the earthy flavor of the truffle adding depth to the dish.
The seafood selection was impressive, with beautifully prepared seabass and ray that melted in my mouth. While some of the dishes had a slightly acidic tone, it added a refreshing quality to the meal.
Overall, this restaurant is worth a visit for anyone looking to experience the best of Vigo's seafood.
Well worth the money for this high quality and delicious lunch. Julianna was the perfect hostess/server.
An absolut treat visiting Maruja Limon and it's professional staff.
The interior is formal and nice, noise is lively and cosy and you can see tables the front kitchen from some tables.
Service is efficient without being rushed.
Food was amazing, imaginative, playful and tasted great. Maybe the meat dish needed a doover, especially the dark sauce, which was a bit granny in consistency.
The wineparing was delicious and very interesting, and both our waiters knew all the wines.
Definitely worth its price and Michelin star.
I appreciated the dining experience and the food, but considering the 1 Michelin star, it didn't quite reach the level of amazement for me. The service was polite but wasn't overly warm or attentive. We did the €80 tasting menu which consisted of 3 snacks (included bread as a snack), 4 dishes, 1 dessert and petit fours). My favourites were the salmon with avocado and monkfish. Some of the other dishes were too rich and flavours lacked balance, and I would've expected more for a restaurant of this calibre.
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“An unforgettable dining experience! Every dish at Maruja Limón felt like a work of art ,creative, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. The team combines Galician tradition with modern innovation in the most seamless way. Service was warm, attentive, and made us feel truly special. From start to finish, it was a perfect evening definitely deserving of its Michelin star. Can’t wait to return!”
Rúa Montero Ríos, 4, 36201 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
Permanently Closed
affordable
Restaurant
Restaurante Follas Novas is a renowned establishment in the city, known for its excellent cuisine and top-notch service. The menu features high-quality dishes such as pulpo, sargo, and zamburinas. Despite its unassuming location near the station, the restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with bright lighting and simple decor. Visitors have been pleasantly surprised by the friendly staff who even accommodated special requests like reserving a table or providing a German menu.
Soon good! We turned up without reservation but they were kind enough to arrange a table for both of us with just 30 min waiting time.well worth the wait because the food was good, feels homey and service was prompt (the waiters are very very attentive, the moment you finish one course another will come right away). We started with bone broth on the house (so full of flavour), tried the saquito (this is a bit bland/sweet maybe just wasn't what we were expecting but the bechamel sauce was so good), arroz con marisco mixta (so full of flavour again) and filloas with crema (love it!).
Nicole L — Google review
The food is full of flavour, so happy and satisfied with reasonable price €25 each person. Definitely will come back and recommend 👍
Delicious dishes with huuuge portions.
Nice restaurant. Great food, lovely people
What a terrific find in Vigo! This is truly fine and elegant dining but at a very reasonable price. Service and atmosphere was relaxed, which I always appreciate.
Wow, what a treat! The service was phenomenal; our waitress was so patient and friendly as we tried to speak in our broken Spanish (luckily she knew enough English to help us along). The Rice with Monkfish and Scallops (Arroz con Rape y Vieiras) off the specials menu was truly unforgettable. Food portions were more than generous, and the prices so fair. Overall, it was a superb dining experience without any hint of snootiness. We cannot wait to go back!
We are on the Camino Portuguese Way and stopped at Vigo. We are so happy to have had dinner here. The service was more than excellent and we felt so happy because everyone was so kind (we did not speak Spanish and could only speak English). The food was excellent and generous. We had the steak, lamb chops and the little dumplings. Definitely a must visit.
Our server Cecelia went above and beyond to make our evening spectacular. Excellent recommendations for food and wine. Thank you!!
Rúa Serafín Avendaño, 10, Santiago de Vigo, 36201 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
cheap
Bistro
Taberna A Pedra is a down-to-earth tavern located on Rua Cesteiros 2, offering traditional Galician tapas and seafood dishes. It's a great place to enjoy fresh products such as razor clams, mussels, scallops, and padron peppers at very reasonable prices. The tavern provides a familiar atmosphere with quality cuisine and attentive service.
Vigo is renowned as the best place for seafood in Spain. We've certainly had the best chipirones and gambas al ajillo we've ever eaten right here. The wine is great and good value and the pigeons will appreciate any crumbs from the delicious bread.
Mitch L — Google review
Well it's in LP and therefore it must be good.
Well me and my husband didn't agree, I found it otherly boring, he found it as described.
We got a okay albarinho, a bit overpriced.
Then scallops, made with neutral oil, and lime. Have gotten them better many places.
Then sardines that was grilled in neutral oil
And then squid boiled and driessel in neutral oil and paprika.
No salt, pepper or anything.
To me, yes very...natural.. but utterly boring.
Don't wait I line for this one. All the others will serve the same or better.
Lovely local place for lunch, tucked away down a small street (aren't they all) in the old town. Really tasty scallops and fried Gambas in a sizzling garlic oil, the bread is necessary, for once, to mop up chilli/garlic infused oil. Great service. It is busy and being in the old town in August will mean a constant stream of people walking past your outside table, so what. The bill was €43.00 for 2, including a tomato salad a bottle of mineral water a coke and coffee. We didn't book, but we did sit down before 1pm. I would go back, always the benchmark I think. Loved it. Go. Enjoy.
10% base(tip) is added in my bill when I paid, I didn’t notice it’s a requirement, which is rare for Spanish restaurants. Besides, they sent wrong dish until I informed them then they know.
Seafood is fresh as expected.
I don’t even want to share photos. I am travelling in the north of Spain around one month and it is the most not worthy to stop for dinner. It is a pity for the reputation all this area has for good food that this place does not respect it. The only dish that was tasty was the padron’s peppers. All else (sardines, pulpo, anchovies in vinegar were bad.)
The staff is friendly, the place is nice. But just do not bother to stop for dinner. Very disappointing.
My first review in a long time. Here we go.
To sum things up: just don't go there. Single word Galician item names on the menu might work if the waiter spoke passable English. Google translate largely failing, plus a waiter with minimal English, and quite possibly on something, made for an interesting experience. Food was brought out in a haphazard order and over a very long time, more than an hour. Probably due to the kitchen being a tiny thing in the back corner. The pulpo was not cleaned. The veal entrecote arrived rather raw looking, and had to be sent back, to come back cooked, but now dry. The veal Milanese was made of veal, true, but mediocre at best. To be fair, the accompanying fries tasted better than they looked. The floor was slick. Do not let the other innocents in there deceive you. Just. do. not. go. there.
Final thought: the final total was cheap. Would've settled for a dinner.
Def a must visit eatery in Vigo! Do come early before they open at 8 or make reservation to avoid long wait time!
I went there as a single traveler and had to go back twice so I can try more food.
Jordan, the male staff speaks good English and was really friendly. The scallop, the octopus, and fried Sardine were amazing! The scallop, in particular was so fresh and flavour was on point!
They charged for bread (EUR1.7) so opt out and let them know if you don’t need one so you can have more space for food.
The only item I found slightly off was Padron pepper which is too bitter vs. what i have elsewhere throughout the trip.
The food was incredible, we ordered the pulpo and pimientos de padrón. We had to wait about 15-20 minutes for a seat so I recommend a reservation. In summer it’s pretty hot so be prepared for that.
Rúa Cesteiros, 2, 36202 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
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Restaurant
Restaurante Casa Marco is a popular dining spot in Vigo, known for its seasonal Galician cuisine with a modern twist. The restaurant prides itself on using high-quality local ingredients to create traditional dishes infused with contemporary flavors. Visitors and locals alike are drawn to the establishment's exquisite customer service, making everyone feel like a VIP. Among Vigo's renowned restaurants, Casa Marco stands out for offering top-notch quality at reasonable prices.
Amazing food and great service. We actually went almost half an hour late , but they took us in with no fuss. We ordered some octopus, scallops and a bean chestnut stew. All of them were well cooked and delicious. Worth going.
சரவணன் ந — Google review
Extremely friendly staff, great atmosphere, really good food! We ordered rice of the day (monkfish) and slow cooked lamb shoulder plus patties of the day(lamb and mushroom). We also tried white wine eido da fonte.
The food was fantastic and the staff was friendly, efficient and helpful. The cod, scallop, crepe with meat with cream sauce, tuna, Greek yogurt ice cream, mojito ice cream, and wine were all delicious. The ambience was nothing to rave about but it was quiet and pleasant. €45 pp including food and drinks.
The scallops were delicious. I was also very pleasantly surprised by the cod since I am not a huge fan. Every dish we ordered (including the tuna, the saquitos rellenos, lemon mojito sorbet and greek yogurt dessert) tasted great. We ordered their featured wine and it complemented our meal perfectly. Our server provided attentive, knowledgeable service throughout the evening. It was an excellent value.
The best food and dining experience I’ve had in Spain. Every dish was perfectly seasoned and cooked, our waiter was charming and so helpful. Excellent wine recommendations!
A delightful, friendly restaurant with excellent dishes at a good price. We started with the house appetizer of Russian salad followed by spinach croquets in a basket of thin, crisp pastry. Our main course was prawns in black rice with cuttlefish. We did not leave hungry. With a bottle of sparkling albarino, bread, and water, the check came to 89.50 €. A delicious lunch at a very reasonable cost for the high quality of the meal.
We love to return to Casa Marco whenever possible. Difficult to make reservation at the last minute.
Excellent cuisine and service. The best quality price relationship in Vigo.
Congratulations Marco. You run a top operation.
Wish you continued success.
Jose Campo, CHA
Atmosphere and service is a 10/10 no doubt. The only reason I give a 4* is because it used to have better quality food and prices were cheaper too. I understand the inflation and all that but at least I would expect the same quality.
Fish was brilliantly prepared but the starters and dessert dropped in quality.
It used to be my go to when I’m in town but I’ll be tempted to try and go somewhere else next time. Possibly Follas Novas.
R. de García Barbón, 123, Santiago de Vigo, 36201 Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain•
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