Location: Ourense
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Ourense (Galician: [owˈɾɛnse]; Spanish: Orense [oˈɾense]) is a city in northwestern Spain, the capital of the province of the same name in Galicia. It is on the Portuguese Way path of the Road of St James, the Camino de Santiago.
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1. Verdant Experiences
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5.0 based on 52 reviews
We are a registered travel agency from Galicia (Spain) with Spanish government license XG-647. We do private tours and group tours around Ribeira Sacra, O Ribeiro and many other places in Galicia.
2. Ourense Thermal Springs
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4.5 based on 857 reviews
Reviewed By Gail1912
This was very nice, once we found it. Took the wrong trolley, ended up walking about a mile unexpectedly. Nice facilities. A light rain and we loved staying in the pool
3. Catedral de Ourense
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4.5 based on 635 reviews
Reviewed By C8152GYvincentv - Lasne, Belgium
OK, this is not Saint Paul, nor Notre Dame or the Dom. A rough gem. It's Roman after all. And why expect this in Galicia? It would be out of place. No this is exactly the Catedral which belongs to Ourense. To Galicia. Understated beauty. Color around the corner. At the portico. A nice treasure chamber. The bell tower. And of course the chapel. Legend has it that the hair grows. Some people are also convinced that it's not a sculpture at all, rather a mummified corpse,.... There is only one way to find out. Check it out yourself!
4. Canon del Sil
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4.5 based on 399 reviews
Reviewed By Nhiker
Since it was winter, we had the whole route almost entirely to ourselves. The drive is beautiful, no matter what the season, the monasteries are interesting, and the overlooks over the River Sil are amazing.
5. Ponte Romana
6. Portico Del Paraiso
7. Claustro de San Francisco
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4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By LoopyLouRTW - Barcelona, Spain
Would highly recommend visiting these cloisters. Our guide was Constantino who told us the history behind the cloisters. He was very interesting, enthusiastic & knowledgeable about the cloisters & the history of Galicia. We arrived 20 minutes before the cloisters were due to close for siesta, however Constantino gave up 20 minutes of his lunch break to talk to us & share the history of the cloisters. Entry is free & is highly recommended.
8. Termas de Outariz
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4.0 based on 1,212 reviews
Reviewed By L0nd0nbasedtraveller - London, United Kingdom
Termas de Outariz is an amazing place, if you're able to find it! We drove in circles for about 30 minutes as Google maps didn't manage to get us to the right spot. It kept telling us to exit from the motorway where there was no exit. You need to get to a road running parallel but which is part of a one-way system going the opposite way.. Even if you enter this road directly into Google maps, it will not take you there. The nearest parking is called 'Parking Termas do Muíño da Veiga', that may help. From there, it's a beautiful 10 minute walk along the river to the termas.
