Lugo
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Cosa vi viene in mente quando pensate a Lugo? A noi la natura. La provincia di Lugo presenta un'ampia varietà di fiumi, cascate, montagne e foreste che la rendono una destinazione unica per gli amanti della vita all'aria aperta.
Uno dei luoghi di interesse più popolari di Lugo è la spiaggia di Las Catedrales, nel comune galiziano di Ribadeo. Le sue volte e gli archi rocciosi rendono questa spiaggia una delle migliori della Spagna e del mondo. Naturalmente, bisogna aspettare che la marea si ritiri per poter calpestare la sabbia e vedere questo monumento naturale da vicino.
Se quello che cercate è staccare la spina in montagna, sarete felici di sapere che, nella parte orientale della provincia di Lugo, troverete la "Riserva della Biosfera di Los Ancares Lucenses e Montes de Cervantes, Navia e Becerreá". In poche parole: ben 53.664 ettari di flora e fauna protette.
Per concludere la giornata, potete recarvi al belvedere Mirador de San Roque per ammirare il panorama, oppure andare a Isla Pancha e scattarvi un selfie con il suo iconico faro bianco e nero sullo sfondo
Another of the must-see places in the province is Lugo, the capital city. For over 17 centuries, its old town area has been surrounded by the Roman Wall. Declared a World Heritage site in 2000, it’s more than 2 kilometres long, and 71 of the 85 towers it was built with and 5 of its 10 original gates remain. No wonder it’s one of the best-preserved Roman walls in the world. The best thing about it? You can walk along the top of the city wall for the best panoramic views of the city.
Besides, the old part of the city of Lugo boasts a large number of churches and squares, including the Cathedral of Santa María and the Plaza Mayor, where you can stroll around and taste Galician food. Because you also come to enjoy good food in Galicia. Here, in the heart of the city, our Este Oeste by Sercotel Hotel awaits you.
The province of Lugo is a great place for food. A really great one. Its traditional and plentiful dishes attract travellers who, after a long stroll, want to enjoy pulpo a feira, an empanada, lacón con grelos and, why not, a good Galician wine. The land and air of the province of Lugo facilitate remarkable wines, particularly the Ribeira Sacra region, which has more than 70 wineries, some of them open for visits. And, if you like fruity red wines, the Mencía variety will amaze you.
In addition to its nature, walls and fine cuisine, the province of Lugo celebrates numerous gastronomic feasts and traditional festivals throughout the year. San Froilán, for example, which is held in October, is the major festival in the city of Lugo. Arde Lucus, a Roman festival that coincides with the summer solstice on Saint John’s Eve, doesn’t lag too far behind. Mondoñedo hosts the Mediaeval Market in August, while Burela has its Feria del Bonito. The province’s festive calendar is wide-ranging and varied.
As you can see, there are plenty of reasons why you should visit Lugo.
