Lugo Demo

Roman Bridge

Roman Bridge

Roman bridge over the Miño, the former access point to the Via XIX and part of the Way of St James.

The Roman Bridge of Lugo spans the River Miño and is one of the most significant examples of Roman engineering in the city. It dates back to the 1st century AD, although it has been renovated on several occasions since then, particularly during the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period. This bridge formed part of the ancient Via XIX, which connected Lucus Augusti with Bracara Augusta, now known as Braga. In Roman times, it must have been a monumental structure, befitting the importance of this route within the Empire. Today, original elements are still preserved in some of its piers, where the Roman construction technique can be appreciated. In addition to its historical value, it remains a regular stop on the Primitive Way to Santiago de Compostela.

Lugo Interactive History Museum (MIHL)

Discover the history of Lugo and its Roman heritage in a modern, interactive space.

Provincial Museum of Lugo

A journey through the archaeology, art and history of Galicia in a historic building.

House of Mosaics

A Roman domus featuring original mosaics that shows how the noble families of Lugo used to live.

A remarkable Roman ruin featuring original mosaics, right in the heart of Lugo’s historic centre.

University Museum: The Domus of the Mitreate

The remains of a Roman house featuring a unique place of worship dedicated to the god Mithras.

San Roque Archaeological Centre

An archaeological site that sheds light on the funeral rites of ancient Lucus Augusti.

Roman bridge over the Miño, the former access point to the Via XIX and part of the Way of St James.

Remains of Roman baths featuring areas for bathing, exercise and worship in the ancient town of Lucus Augusti.

The Roman wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which surrounds the historic centre of Lugo.

A Romanesque cathedral steeped in centuries of history and art, housing a valuable museum within its walls.

A historic square in Lugo featuring iconic buildings and views of the Roman wall.

Santa María Square

A historic square featuring Roman ruins and the Bishop’s Palace, situated next to Lugo Cathedral.

Plaza del Campo

A historic square of Roman origin, the heart of Lugo’s tapas scene and social life.

A traditional market offering local cuisine and Roman ruins alongside Gothic architecture.

Square of Saint Dominic

A central square in Lugo featuring the Bimilenario monument, a Gothic church and bustling city life.

A former prison converted into a cultural centre hosting exhibitions and activities.

Lugo Provincial Sports Palace

Lugo Sports Hall, home to Breogán and a venue for major events.

Lugo Public Library

A public library with an extensive collection, cultural services and activities for all ages.

Rosalía de Castro Park

A historic urban park in Lugo featuring gardens, walking paths and significant heritage value.

Miño River Park

A riverside park next to the River Miño, featuring footpaths, green spaces and recreational areas.

Rato River Promenade

A riverside trail in the Terras do Miño Nature Reserve, featuring nature, mills and accessible routes.

Mural of Julius Caesar

An internationally acclaimed mural opposite the walls of Lugo.

Castrexa Corpora Mural

An internationally acclaimed mural depicting a Castrexian warrior next to the Wall of Lugo.

Lugo Town Hall, an 18th-century Baroque building in the Praza Maior and the administrative centre of Lugo.

CEI-Nodus Business and Innovation Centre

Municipal centre for innovation and entrepreneurship dedicated to supporting the development of new businesses in Lugo.

The Primitive Way of St James

A section of the Primitive Way, passing through rural countryside, the historic centre and the Roman Bridge in Lugo

Historic St James’s Way route leading to Lugo and connecting with the Primitive Way to Santiago

Paseo do Rato Route

A pleasant walk around the outskirts of Lugo, with well-maintained paths and easy to complete.