Apartments in Vigo -- Unique and Affordable Accommodation

The historic and charming port city of Vigo offers an authentic slice of Spanish life set against clear blue waters. In the city's old town there are plenty of traditional eateries lined up alongside artist studios, boutique shops, and cafes, whilst the lively port area is home to incredible views. Home to the largest fishing fleet in Europe, Vigo is an important cog in the commerce wheel of Spain, but there are also lots of hiking routes, numerous nooks and crannies tucked away in the modern part of the city, and the Praza de Compostela, a lush green space that languishes just outside the city centre. Our apartments in Vigo place you right in the heart of the city, where you'll be surrounded by rustic scenery and charming views.

Coastal Views and Paradise Islands - Things to do in Vigo

• Cies Islands -- Sitting off the coast of Pontevedra in Galicia near the picturesque mouth of the Ria de Vigo, this beautiful archipelago is home to some paradisiacal views, with sprawling white sand beaches, impossibly blue waters, and lush green hills that jut skywards. As well as incredible natural scenery, they are also home to some historic monuments and charming snippets of authentic Spanish life.
• Castro Fortress -- Built back in 1665 during a bloody war, this fortress was erected to protect Vigo from attack from Portugal and British navy allies. It is an important part of the city's history and remains a popular tourist attraction.
• Praia de Samil -- Vigo's most prominent stretch of beach is a sight to behold, with wide swathes of golden sand stretching out into crystal clear waters. In the background, green mountains rise up against the blue sky, offering an impressive silhouette to sunbathe and swim against. To the west of the beach, the river Lagares folds out into the ocean and it has been named an area of exceptional beauty. Just off the coast you can catch a glimpse of the Cies Islands basking out at sea.
• Rias Baixas -- Bringing together the Ria de Muros y Noia, the Ria de Arousa, the Ria de Pontevedra, and the Ria de Vigo, this series of estuarine inlets is a beautiful part of the coastline in Galicia and offers incredible views of coves, beaches, and the ocean beyond.
• Museum of Contemporary Art, Vigo -- This art museum is home to a collection of exhibitions throughout the year, documenting Spanish contemporary art as well as creative pieces from further afield. The building itself was built back in the 19th century and was originally intended to be used as a prison before it became the home of Vigo's art.
• Balaidos -- Sports lovers will enjoy a visit to Balaidos, a football stadium that is the home ground of La Liga club Celta Vigo. Numerous sporting events take place throughout the year here, as well as large concerts and festivals.

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Discover the Rich Culture and History of Vigo

Though it's predominantly known as a fishing port, Vigo in fact harbours a lot of culture throughout the winding streets of its old town and the meandering laneways of the modern part of the city. If you're on the hunt for some culture, you won't be left disappointed thanks to the collection of museums and historic monuments.

The Museo Quinones de Leon celebrates the historic art and archaeology of the region. Set inside an incredible 17th century palace in the heart of the Parque de Castrelos, it showcases documents, artefacts, and age-old artworks that have played a major part in Vigo's past.

For a taste of Vigo's beautiful architecture, head to the Igrexa de Santa Maria, an impressive church that takes pride of place in the centre of the old town. It was built back in 1816 after its predecessor, a display of Romanesque design, was burnt down by Sir Francis Drake.

If you're looking to learn more about Vigo's role as an important fishing port, head to the Museo do Mar which sits of the coast of the city. Here you can explore the timeline of the city's naval and seafaring history, as well as check out the small aquarium and other quirky objects.

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Vigo Accommodation

Thanks to the city's authentic atmosphere, Vigo accommodation offers a collection of traditional guesthouses and B&Bs as well as boutique hotels that sit proud in vintage buildings. Along the coastline, apartments, studios, and luxury hotels offer beautiful views of the ocean, whilst cosy hostels in the heart of the old town are perfect for travellers who want to be in the middle of all the action.

Getting to Vigo via the Beautiful Coast

Vigo has its own airport which is located close to the city. There are regular buses that travel between the terminals and the city centre every day for an affordable price and with beautiful views. Alternatively, it's a short taxi ride into the city and there are plenty of cabs waiting outside the airport. Journeys are relatively cheap, but remember to arrange a price before you begin. Some travellers choose to arrive at Santiago de Compostela airport, which is located a little further away from the city centre but is still easily accessible via public transport. There are buses that travel along the coast to Vigo, whilst taxis are relatively affordable ways to get dropped straight at your door.

One of the best ways to get to Vigo though is to hire a car from the airport. This means you can make your way into the city at your own pace, stopping off an interesting hotspots along the way. It also means you won't have to rely on local buses and transport if you want to explore some of the beautiful areas surrounding Vigo.