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Baiona Galicia Private Tour

On this private tour of Baiona, Galicia, you'll walk through the old town and along the promenade, admiring the castle of Monterreal and the Virgen de la Roca, with an exclusive English-speaking guide. Description. At the appointed time, we will...

  • 2 hours
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On this private tour of Baiona, Galicia, you'll walk through the old town and along the promenade, admiring the castle of Monterreal and the Virgen de la Roca, with an exclusive English-speaking guide.

Description

At the appointed time, we will meet at Pozo da Aguada to start the private tour of Baiona.

The tour begins on the seafront promenade, where we will enjoy the view of Mount Boi and the castle of Monterreal, which is now a Parador de Turismo Hotel.

Next, we will see the Virgen de la Roca, a 49 feet (15 metres) high monument, and visit the house of Pedro Madruga, an important historical figure in Baiona.

We will also discuss how the news of the Discovery of America arrived in Baiona via La Pinta, one of Christopher Columbus' ships, and mention the invasions by pirates and corsairs like Francis Drake.

Our next stop will be the old town of Baiona, where we will explore its narrow streets and key buildings, including the Ex Collegiate Church of Baiona and the church of Santa Liberata, significant on the Camino Santiago pilgrimage route.

Finally, we will return to the promenade to see the statue of Alfonso IX, concluding the tour after two hours of sightseeing.

Included

  • Private and exclusive tour, there will be no other people in the group

Not included

  • Entrance fees

Location

Activity location

Rúa Arquitecto Jesús Valverde, Rúa Arquitecto Jesús Valverde, 36300 Baiona (Pontevedra), Spain

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