Definitely worth visiting. Best place in Spanish Galicia! Iron Age Fort of Castro Culture rich in artefacts and amazing structures. Additionally view is outstanding from the top. There are two rebuild houses and many visible. On the top there is bar toilet, some gift shops etc. Remember to walk around and change path going down as there are more houses around not only on the main way!

Great learning experience along with amazing views. You can drive nearly to the summit and there is a parking area. Be careful because the parking lot is lot very big and is packed during peak tourism times. The views of the Atlantic Ocean, oceanside villages, Portugal, and other surrounding areas is breathtaking. There arestairs to the summit and it is NOT handicap accessible.

Fascinating site in a stunning location. The idea of people living in a settlement up on this amazing hill with a sweeping panorama of the sea below truly deserves to be called epic. Just like the movies! The structure is impressive and the pattern of curved walls is beautiful to behold.

What an incredible place this is!! To be able to witness the remains of an ancient settlement is simply amazing! All you can do is sit, watch and ponder what it must have looked like back then!

Wow! What a beautiful place to be. Marvelous views over the atlantic ocean and the coast of spain and portugal aswell as the Minho river. The sunsets from here must be incredible. I enjoyed it very much up there. Also very interesting to see the old celtic buildings (ruins) from thousands of years ago

A steep drive out of the village with the views only getting better and better. You pay a small entrance fee to a very happy gentleman in the ticket office. This gets you entry also to the museum. Lots of history and amazing views of the coast line.

It's a nice detail that they rebuilt a couple of shacks but left everything else as is.

We really enjoyed looking around the fascinating ancient village at the top of the hill. There are spectacular views when there is no cloud. It was interesting to have a look inside one of the reconstructed houses.

5 by 5 by 5 stars. Amazing place with things to do for all tastes. You can walk, bike or drive. There are views, and Instagramable spots, there is history, sea, hotel, beer it is well rounded experience off the beaten path.

Wow. Wow. Wow. Genuinely incredible site with spectacular remains and beautiful views of Galicia and northern Portugal. I’ve spent the past week exploring the Castro culture across Portugal and Galicia, and this is definitively one of the best sites to get an idea of the types of settlements that were being constructed. There are a handful of signs which also include QR codes to audio guides in English, Spanish, Galician (and maybe French?) with lots of really good information to enjoy the site to the fullest. The museum/visitor centre IS closed on Mondays, however, you can still access all of the site, so don’t be put off by Google saying it’s closed. We came in from Vigo on the XG883A/B and the walk to the Castro is only about 20-30 mins from the bus stop (Rosalío de Castro, 11). The bus runs pretty regularly and Moovit appears to show an accurate schedule. However, the return bus doesn’t always stop in central Vigo (about 25 mins walk out) so just be conscious of that. Google Maps also DOESN’T show this bus route (at least to us) so use MoovIt instead.

We walked up from the campsite but can drive to the top. The views are brilliant and the historical buildings and monuments around the top are worth exploring.

I quite admire to the old ancient ancestor. They built this area very beautiful.

Definitely worth visiting. Best place in Spanish Galicia! Iron Age Fort of Castro Culture rich in artefacts and amazing structures. Additionally view is outstanding from the top. There are two rebuild houses and many visible. On the top there is bar toilet, some gift shops etc. Remember to walk around and change path going down as there are more houses around not only on the main way!

Great learning experience along with amazing views. You can drive nearly to the summit and there is a parking area. Be careful because the parking lot is lot very big and is packed during peak tourism times. The views of the Atlantic Ocean, oceanside villages, Portugal, and other surrounding areas is breathtaking. There arestairs to the summit and it is NOT handicap accessible.

Fascinating site in a stunning location. The idea of people living in a settlement up on this amazing hill with a sweeping panorama of the sea below truly deserves to be called epic. Just like the movies! The structure is impressive and the pattern of curved walls is beautiful to behold.

What an incredible place this is!! To be able to witness the remains of an ancient settlement is simply amazing! All you can do is sit, watch and ponder what it must have looked like back then!

Wow! What a beautiful place to be. Marvelous views over the atlantic ocean and the coast of spain and portugal aswell as the Minho river. The sunsets from here must be incredible. I enjoyed it very much up there. Also very interesting to see the old celtic buildings (ruins) from thousands of years ago

A steep drive out of the village with the views only getting better and better. You pay a small entrance fee to a very happy gentleman in the ticket office. This gets you entry also to the museum. Lots of history and amazing views of the coast line.

It's a nice detail that they rebuilt a couple of shacks but left everything else as is.

We really enjoyed looking around the fascinating ancient village at the top of the hill. There are spectacular views when there is no cloud. It was interesting to have a look inside one of the reconstructed houses.

5 by 5 by 5 stars. Amazing place with things to do for all tastes. You can walk, bike or drive. There are views, and Instagramable spots, there is history, sea, hotel, beer it is well rounded experience off the beaten path.

Wow. Wow. Wow. Genuinely incredible site with spectacular remains and beautiful views of Galicia and northern Portugal. I’ve spent the past week exploring the Castro culture across Portugal and Galicia, and this is definitively one of the best sites to get an idea of the types of settlements that were being constructed. There are a handful of signs which also include QR codes to audio guides in English, Spanish, Galician (and maybe French?) with lots of really good information to enjoy the site to the fullest. The museum/visitor centre IS closed on Mondays, however, you can still access all of the site, so don’t be put off by Google saying it’s closed. We came in from Vigo on the XG883A/B and the walk to the Castro is only about 20-30 mins from the bus stop (Rosalío de Castro, 11). The bus runs pretty regularly and Moovit appears to show an accurate schedule. However, the return bus doesn’t always stop in central Vigo (about 25 mins walk out) so just be conscious of that. Google Maps also DOESN’T show this bus route (at least to us) so use MoovIt instead.

We walked up from the campsite but can drive to the top. The views are brilliant and the historical buildings and monuments around the top are worth exploring.

I quite admire to the old ancient ancestor. They built this area very beautiful.

Luso with his job in finance could probably afford the three euros. We chose to walk up in the rain and we had a great time. Fascinating archeological site. Very educational for kids. Amazing views. Well worth the short walk.

A must visit place because of its scenic, historical, and archeological significance. It offers a fantastic panoramic views of the mouth of the River Miño, Portugal, The Atlantic Ocean and the O Rosal Valley.

You don't have to pay if you go up before 10am. Stunning prehistoric hilltop settlement dating back to 500BC housing up to 3000 people. Worth the climb to appreciate the views and historic importance. Part of installations including Celtic Museum, Chapel, stone crosses, restored huts, restaurants and souvenir stands. Saw a small colony of swifts on my last visit too.

What was once free to go to the top of the Mountain (maybe 4kms) is now paid. You pay 3€ for the car and 1,50€ for each Adult or teenager. A car with 5 persons will pay 9€ if they don't tax the driver as well. 9€ it's a robbery! After asking the Tourism they say you have to pay even if you don't enter the mini museum on top, or really anything, because " The whole mount is a museum" even if you just want to drive up and down like in any European road. We are in the European Union, how are we paying access to a road???

Now they charge just to go up the mount. 18€ for 2 cars? What does La Guardia think it is? Versailles?

(Translated by Google) 360° panoramic view. Excellent place to watch the sunset. In summer access is paid (motorcycles pay 2 euros). There is a parking lot at the top. (Original) Vista panorâmica a 360°. Excelente local para assistir ao pôr do sol. No Verão o acesso é pago (motas pagam 2 euros). Tem parque de estacionamento no topo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views, it's worth it for that. Quite busy despite going on a weekday Monday. It seems to me that the price is not symbolic, €1.5 per vehicle and per person seems like a lot for the state of the bathrooms, dirty and neglected. There is a curious machine that for €1 you crush a 0.05cnt coin and engrave a die cut that you can choose from 3. (Original) Preciosas vistas,merece la pena por eso.Bastante concurrido a pesar de ir un lunes laborable. Me parece que el precio no es simbólico 1'5€ por vehículo y por persona me parece mucho para el estado de los baños,sucios y descuidados. Hay una máquina curiosa que por 1€ aplastas una moneda de 0'05cnts y graba un troquelado que puedes escoger entre 3.

(Translated by Google) Stunning views of the mouth of the Miño River, the northern beaches of Portugal and the town and port of La Guardia in Galicia. The place is almost magical but also offers very good infrastructure to make the visit even more pleasant. A bar/cafeteria with the same spectacular visits, good service and modern, clean facilities, several souvenir stands, many parking spaces. The facilities of the Celtic village are first class and very educational. (Original) Vistas impresionantes de la desembocadura del río Miño, las playas de norte de Portugal y el pueblo y puerto de La Guardia en Galicia. El lugar es casi mágico pero además ofrece una muy buena infraestructura para hacer la visita aún más agradable. Un bar/cafetería con las mismas visitas espectaculares, buen servicio y unas instalaciones modernas y limpias, varias puestos de souvenirs, muchas plazas de parkings. Las instalaciones del pueblo celta son de primer nivel y muy didácticos.

Best view of the Rias Baixas by far! You see the majestic Atlantic Ocean, Portugal on the other side of the Mino River and as far as the eye can see really!! You have to visit Monte Santa Tecla!!

Stunning 360° views although the top is often covered by clouds /fog. You can seee that the earth is curved looking directly out to sea across the wide expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. Perfect place to watch the sun set.

Amazing view… historical site.. nice small museum.

Always awesome to see the ruins of what stood thousands of years ago.

Schitterend! Zo ontzettend mooi daar. Bovenin kun je souvenirs halen en is er een eet- drinkgelegenheid. (Translated by Google) Wonderful! So very beautiful there. At the top you can pick up souvenirs and there is a place to eat and drink.

Go to the very top... you can walk (we went up a series of steps) or drive. The views are fantastic...Spain on one side & one the other side of the river Portugal. There's a little cafe near the top which isn't expensive & has great views... There's also a collection of souvenir stalls if you want to buy a momento...

Why they charge so little (€3 per car plus passengers) for so much is a mystery. Your milage may vary, but if you have the time to drive up there, and if you like either archeology or great views (or both), then go.

Wonderful visit. 2 adults, 2 children and a dog! Very interesting, stunning views and a lovely walk. Thoroughly enjoyed by us all 👍

What a nice view and an even more interesting insight into ancient times! You should definitely do this short Trip up to Santa Trega und visit the museum, too!!

Beautiful place where you can see both Portugal and Spain.

It's a great place to visit an early settlement and enjoy wonderful views of Spain, Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean where all three come together.

I can stay over a day on top of this area for touching wind and mist.

A must visit if you're in Camposancos / La Guardia. Here you'll have the best view over the Miño delta, La Guardia and Caminha but, more important, you can see the leftovers of a Celtic settlement from thousands of years ago. There's a little museum explaining its history, 2 reconstructed huts to give you a better impression, ... Don't miss it!

Very interesting, great view from the cliffs

If you're passing by, this place is definitely worth a visit. Lots of fossiles, shells but also some historic information. All in all: Just nice.

Good

(Translated by Google) Small museum about the sea and the town of La Guardia, located in a replica of the Watchtower that was located a few meters inland from the port (in a former coastal area). Admission costs €1.50 regular price and €1 reduced price. I found it interesting, entertaining and pleasant. A mini museum that does not overwhelm your head with too much information and can be visited in a short time. Inside you can see fishing tools from yesteryear, shells from the area and even a typical boat. You can go up to the roof to see the views of Santa Tecla. (Original) Pequeño museo sobre el mar y el pueblo de la Guardia, ubicado en una réplica de la Atalaya que se encontraba a pocos metros hacia el interior del puerto (en zona antes costera). La entrada cuesta 1,50€ precio normal y 1€ precio reducido. Me pareció interesante, ameno y agradable. Un mini museo que no te satura la cabeza con demasiada información y se puede recorrer en poco tiempo, dentro se pueden ver útiles de pesca de antaño, conchas de la zona y hasta una embarcación típica. Se puede subir a la azotea a ver las vistas del Santa Tecla.

(Translated by Google) The museum is curious, it is one of the museums in the Guarda museum network. It's good to look at things related to the sea. There are spiral stairs that allow you to climb to the roof of the building. Admission is cheap (€1.5) and discounts can be applied for youth cards, students... Beautiful collection of shells. (Original) El museo es curioso, es uno de los museos de la red de museos de la Guarda. Esta bien para mirar cosas relacionadas con el mar. Hay unas escaleras de caracol que permiten subir al tejado del edificio. La entrada es barata (1.5€) y se le pueden aplicar descuentos de carné joven, estudiante... Preciosa colección de conchas.

(Translated by Google) A small museum dedicated to fishing gear, which shows us how it works, the history of some of them. Very easy thanks to the audio guides. It has a beautiful display of shells collected from around the world. The girl at the entrance is very friendly and attentive. I will definitely be back. And also the entrance is free. A good visit. Spectacular views from the top. (Original) Un pequeno museo adicado ás artes de pesca, que nos mostra o funcionamento, historia dalgúns deles. Moi sinxelo grazas ás audio-guías. Ten unha preciosa exibición de cunchas recollidas arredor de todo o mundo. A chica da entrada moi amable e atenta. Sen dúbida volverei. E ademais a entrada é gratuíta. Un bo acerto de visita . Unhas vistas espectaculares dende a parte de arriba.

(Translated by Google) This museum is inside the old Watchtower It is dedicated to ancient fishing instruments and has a small collection of shells from various areas of the world. It has stairs that give access to the upper part where we will have spectacular views of the port and some information panels about the Watchtower and the Castle of Santa Cruz and the Castro de Santa Trega and its mountain. More than paying an entry, it is a small donation (Original) Este museo está dentro de la antigua Atalaya Esta dedicado a instrumentos de pesca antiguos y tiene una pequeña colección de conchas de varias zonas del mundo. Tiene unas escaleras que dan acceso a la parte superior donde tendremos unas vistas espectaculares del puerto y unos paneles informativos sobre la Atalaya y el Castillo de Santa Cruz y el Castro de Santa Trega y su monte. Más que pagar una entrada es un pequeño donativo

(Translated by Google) Curious museum with ancient fishing techniques, popular terminology and attentive and pleasant staff. I highlight the kindness of the girl who sold us the tickets and explained to us. Highly recommended (Original) Curioso museo con técnicas de pesca antigua, terminología popular y personal atento y agradable. Destaco la amabilidad de la chica que nos vendió las entradas y nos explicó. Muy recomendable