Tui
Tui charms visitors with its medieval old town, the Cathedral of Santa María and the views of the River Miño, right on the border with Portugal.
Tui is one of the most charming towns in southern Galicia, situated on the banks of the River Miño and close to the border with Portugal. Its medieval old town, designated a Historic-Artistic Site, invites visitors to stroll through its cobbled streets, which transport them back in time. The town’s most iconic landmark is the Cathedral of Santa María de Tui, an impressive cathedral-fortress which, in addition to its artistic significance, offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Tui is also a key stop on the Portuguese Way of St James, and as such maintains close ties with the tradition of pilgrimage.
Tui
Tui charms visitors with its medieval old town, the Cathedral of Santa María and the views of the River Miño, right on the border with Portugal.
STAGE 1: TUI - REDONDELA
This first stage begins on the banks of the Miño and winds its way through beautiful wooded landscapes until it reaches the shores of the Vigo Estuary
Redondela
Known as the ‘Town of Viaducts’ because of the majestic 19th-century railway structures that characterise its urban landscape.
STAGE 2: REDONDELA - PONTEVEDRA
The first part of this stage runs along the banks of the Vigo Estuary, before passing through several typical Galician villages and finishing in Pontevedra.
Pontevedra
Pontevedra is a city rich in monuments, art and history. Its historic centre is the second most important in Galicia, after that of Santiago de Compostela.
STAGE 3: PONTEVEDRA - CALDAS DE REIS
A pleasant, green transitional stage, combining eucalyptus forests and vineyards with the thermal spa experience offered by Caldas de Reis at the end of the rou
Caldas de Reis
It is a Galician town known for its thermal springs and its significance as a stop on the Way of St James.
STAGE 4: CALDAS DE REIS - PADRÓN
A pleasant, wooded stage with a rich tradition of the Way of St James in Padrón, featuring windmills, the River Valga and outstanding local cuisine.
Padrón
Traditionally regarded as the place where St James the Apostle arrived, and renowned for its cuisine, particularly its famous Padrón peppers.
STAGE 5: PADRÓN - SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
This is the final stretch of the Portuguese Way, an emotional journey that winds its way through villages, woods and gentle climbs until it reaches Santiago Cat
Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela, a World Heritage Site, welcomes pilgrims at the end of the Camino in a city that has retained its centuries-old character.