What to do and see in Lugo, Galicia: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups

Guido Guía is a project of guided tours, guided walks and guided routes in Lugo and Galicia. In 5 accredited languages (GT-17-XG): English, French, Italian, Spanish and Galician. We offer a dynamic and constantly renewed amalgam of experiences, especially in the city of Lugo, the base place of our project. We always like to offer different itineraries and activities, especially because although if we work very frequently for international travelers, we also make a great commitment to local tourism. We believe that it is very important to make the local population know in depth the heritage and the beauties that are nearby. Here in Lugo, but also throughout the world. It is a way of creating and spreading sensitivity towards the territory, and also happiness. This is one of Guido Guía's greatest hallmarks: the heterogeneity of the groups. Mix of local population and people from all over the planet. A fantastic cultural exchange that makes each walk even more special. Thanks!!

ES NECESARIO REALIZAR RESERVA PREVIA VÍA TELEFÓNICA. AFORO LIMITADO. Co fin de reunir e protexer os bens do patrimonio cultural lucense, en 1932, a Deputación de Lugo acorda crear o Museo Provincial de Lugo, vontade que se materializa dous anos máis tarde coa apertura no Pazo de San Marcos (baixo a dirección de D. Luis López Martí) de varias salas con materiais arqueolóxicos, históricos, artísticos, etc. ata daquela dispersos en coleccións particulares. O continuo incremento de fondos e as limitacións de espazo obrigaron, en 1957, a trasladar o museo ao antigo convento de San Francisco. Conservando tres dependencias deste vello cenobio (cociña, claustro e refectorio), o arquitecto vigués D. Manuel Gómez Román (1875-1964) deseña un novo edificio con aires de pazo galego. O 1 de marzo de 1962 o Museo Provincial de Lugo foi declarado Ben de Interese Cultural. En 1997 o museo foi ampliado, segundo un proxecto do arquitecto González Trigo.