Museums in Galicia

The Pedological Museum of Galicia (O Museo Pedagóxico de Galicia) or MUPEGA for short is a specialised centre dependent on the Ministry of Education and Univeristy Regu

Museo do Ferrocaril de Galicia (Galicia Railway Museum) comprises of a maintenance and restoration workshop for its collection of trains.............

Vigo Museum of Contempary Art (MARCO) opened to the public in 2002 and became one of the youngest museums in Galicia. Located in the heart of the city's commercial quarte

The Museo de Belas Artes is one the best cultural hotspots in Galicia, or even in the whole of Spain.............

Casa del hombre (DOMUS), the House of Man is one of the city of A Coruña´s most striking and visible buiding. Designed by Japanese architect, Arata Isozaki, it is beaut

The Arbo Wine and Lamprey Visitor Centre (Arabo) in Galicia prides itself on being a unique place for visitors to get hands on with the produce of Arbo................

The Museum of Christopher Columbus is actually on the site where the ruins of the house of Columbus used to be in Porto Son, Poio on the edge of Pontevedra. He was an exp

Despite being a lesser known museum, Museo das Peregrinacions (Museum of Pilgrimage) is well worth the visit for its detailed and touching overview of the pilgrimage phen

Quiñones de León Museum has a collection of Galician 20th century art housed in a mansion house in Castrelos Park, which is well located in central Vigo. There are 29 p

A visit to the Galician Centre for Contemporary Art (CGAC) is a chance to not only view an impressive collection of work from both local and international artists, but al