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| A busy, mid-sized port
on the Atlantic Coast, Vigo is
located just north of Portugal and
is Galacia's largest and most
industrialized city, dating back to
Roman times. If you're a
beach-lover, then Vigo is for you.
You can soak up the rays at one of
several sparkling beaches,
including Samil, Alcabre and
Canido. |
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| The One Thing You Don't Want
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| Enjoy some of the most beautiful
coastline in the world during a drive along the
scenic coastal road to La Toja, a city where you'll
experience true Galician culture - rich in
historical significance and home to a church that
is completely covered in seashells. |
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| Other Fun Things to
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Explore the ruins of Santa Maria de
Dozo. |
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Visit the famous El Berbes or
fisherman's area to see the Oyster
Market. |
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Explore the oldest part of the
city, with its twisting streets,
flights of steps and old mansions. |
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| Get a Taste of Local
Flavor |
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| Home to the fourth-largest fishing
fleet in Spain, Vigo boasts seafood that is
abundant and super fresh. |
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| Local Currency |
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The Euro (EUR), the currency of the European
Union, is the official currency of Spain. Many
stores and restaurants also accept major credit
cards, which usually offer you a good exchange
rate. When shopping, remember there is a
Value-Added Tax added to most purchases.
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