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Lugo seamlessly combines its historical atmosphere with modern-day pursuits, the best of both worlds.

A walk through the old town takes you past truly fascinating Roman sites, as well as residences and shops full of character.

The only Roman walls known to remain completely intact, Lugo's city walls offer a walk along the top with great views.

Erected in 1129, the cathedral's facade date to the 18C, a mix reflected in its Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architectures.

This pleasant plaza is good for relaxing, people-watching, and browsing small shops.

Join the locals for an afternoon meal, or take an evening stroll in this relaxed plaza.

This museum presents depictions of life in the past through everyday objects, and houses unique collections such as of sundials.