What do you think of when you think of Lugo? We think of nature. The province of Lugo boasts a great variety of rivers, waterfalls, mountains, and forests, making it a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts. One of the most popular points of interest in Lugo is the Playa de Las Catedrales, located in the Galician municipality of Ribadeo. Its rocky vaults and arches make this beach one of the best in Spain and the world. Just be sure to check the tide schedule to walk on the sand and see this stunning natural monument up close. If you’re looking for a disconnect in the mountains, you’ll be pleased to know that in the eastern part of the province of Lugo lies the "Biosphere Reserve of Los Ancares Lucenses and Montes de Cervantes, Navia, and Becerreá." This translates to nothing less than 53,664 hectares of protected flora and fauna. To end your day, you can head to the Mirador de San Roque for panoramic views, or visit Isla Pancha and snap a selfie with its iconic black-and-white lighthouse in the background.
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Hotel EsteOeste by Sercotel
In EsteOeste by Sercotel, a piece of Lugo's history resides. You'll notice it as soon as you cross the door and reach the reception. Beneath your feet, integrated into the hotel's design, you'll find an eight-meter stretch of the decumanus, which corresponds to a street from the east-west axis of the Roman Empire era. The subtle and elegant decoration accompanies you in a space surrounded by history, with a setting featuring natural stone, natural light and vegetation.These elements, combined with walnut and rattan wood in the wardrobes adorning the 45 rooms, and the noble wood floors, create a balance and comfort for your enjoyment and well-being.
But history isn't only visible inside EsteOeste; it also surrounds it. Our charming hotel is located in Santo Domingo Square, in the heart of the historic district, which embraces the historic Roman Wall built over 17 centuries ago to protect the ancient city of Lucus Augusti. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2000. If you stay at EsteOeste hotel, you're close to everything. Just a few meters away, you have the iconic Abastos Market, Lugo Cathedral, the Main Square, or the Provincial Museum of Lugo. And also, Praza do Campo, the epicenter of Lugo's gastronomy. From this location, three streets branch out: rúa do Miño, Nova, and rúa da Cruz. In any of them, you'll find a wide variety of bars to enjoy tapas. The difficult part will be choosing because they all look amazing.
Another unique feature of our hotel in Lugo is the choice of sustainable materials in its construction and restoration. The entire structure has been designed in wood, a sustainable material with a long tradition of use in Galicia. Additionally, EsteOeste by Sercotel is located in an ancient city building, typical of Galician architecture and dating back to the 13th century, which is being rehabilitated while preserving its singularities.
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Lugo
A natural paradise
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.
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.
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What kind of getaway do you fancy? Explore a big city, relax in front of the sea, savor the local gastronomy, immerse yourself in art and culture, or simply disconnect. You choose the destination, we provide the hotel.
Choose your destination with us
What kind of getaway do you fancy? Explore a big city, relax in front of the sea, savor the local gastronomy, immerse yourself in art and culture, or simply disconnect. You choose the destination, we provide the hotel.
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