Pontevedra Hotels

Of the almost one million people who live in the Galician province of the same name, less than ten percent live in the city of Pontevedra. The biggest city in the province is actually Vigo, an industrial, coastal metropolis of 300,000 people. The rest of Pontevedra the province is primarily a collection of lovely, quaint villages, displaying quintessential Galician traditions and customs. As a town that dates back to the Roman Empire, Pontevedra is wonderful to explore. Split in two by the Lerez river, the old city, or Zona Monumental, features many prominent landmarks and monuments.

Attractions

• Pazo do Rubianes
• O Grove
• Mision Botanico de Lourizan
• Monte Alhoya
• Provincial Museum

Activities

• Fiesta of Arribada da Pinta
• Fiesta of Oysters
• Fiesta of Salmon
• Virgen del Carmen
• Fiesta dos Maios

Restaurants

• O Lagar da Plateria
• O Cortello
• Meson Os Carballos
• Iolina
• Casa Verdun

Nightlife

• Jaqueyui
• Disco Carabas
• Bar Machuco
• Bar Pardo
• Navarra

Climate

Pontevedra has a maritime oceanic climate, with moderate temperatures throughout the year.

• Winter (December to February) 3-10°C

• Spring (March to May) 5-17°C

• Summer (June to September) 11-25°C

• Fall (October to November) 4-16°C