On the night of 23 to 24 June, thousands of bonfires light up the night of St. John to celebrate the arrival of the summer solstice. The gentle night arrives, a celebration full of rituals, traditions, beliefs and superstitions, and as we say in Galicia meigas, habelas, hailas. Here you have the 5 experiences you cannot miss:
PREPARING THE CACHO
As per tradition, to prepare the cacho you must get...
The Most Magical Night of the Year: Saint John’s Eve and the First Summer Sunrise in the Cíes Islands
Every June 23rd, Vigo celebrates Saint John’s Eve with bonfires, tradition, and the sea. Fire, water, and aromatic herbs are part of ancient rituals linked to the summer solstice and the arrival of a new cycle filled with light and good fortune.
But there is one place where this seasonal transition becomes truly unforgettable: the Cíes...
Beade Cherry Festival: the sweetest festival in Vigo
On June 13 and 14, the parish of Beade becomes a festive and gastronomic meeting point to celebrate one of its most emblematic products: cherries. The Beade Cherry Festival is one of the municipality’s most beloved traditional events and symbolically marks the beginning of summer in the city.
Agricultural tradition and local atmosphere
Fancy a panoramic tour of Vigo? If you’re travelling to Vigo with children or you just don’t feel like walking, Vigo’s tourist bus is an excellent option to see the city’s highlights in comfort.
From open air, upper floor of the Vigo’s tourist bus you can discover some of the city’s most emblematic areas. Thanks to the commentary system, available in several languages, you’ll learn that Policarpo Sanz Street and García Barbón Street host most of Vigo’s museums and also who these personages were . The ...
