Hotel O Castro
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Here Vigo, here Vigo!
Our arrival time today is not until 12 noon so there is time for the traditional Celebrity Sunday brunch. The central double height part of the dining room has been cleared of tables and replaced with displays of the most amazing array of food and drink. It is all beautifully laid out and very tasty.
It is the nicest day we have had so far the sky is blue and the sun is shining, a change for Vigo!
We watch the sail ...
Arrivederci Italia...Hola Espana!!
... one minute we were on the ferry and the next we were on land. Quite a feat.
The unhappy toddler next door had calmed down and we only heard her one more time during the night. We felt better this morning than after the last night train ride. Once in Rome, the luggage storage line was long and we didn't have enough time to see the Colosseum before we had to go to the airport. There is a train directly from Roma Termini to the airport. That is cool. ...
Yellow paint and oysters
... to the old town, to Constitution Square. It seemed that we were not the only ones with that idea, as we had been sitting for a very short time before two police motorbikes came into the square, blue lights flashing.... dismounted and went into the cafe for coffee, closely followed by a police car, and three more cops arrived for a cup.
Oyster street is one of the most famous in Vigo. It now has a roof over the street and every little cafe ...
Smoke and mirrors
... which we posted and boarded the plane.
Vigo was dry as we landed in the sunset, and sped into the old town by taxi.
The hotel we had chosen is modern and funky. All black corridors, mirrors and coloured lights in corners. The room itself is lovely apart from the smell left after they have tried to rid it of the smell of smoke...
But all very exciting.... so now to explore!
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A nice small city by the sea
After visiting Vigo I stopped at Pontevedra, a smaller, but enchanting city also on a ria or sound. I only had a short time as I wanted to get back to Santiago, which I'm now considering my home away from home for this trip, and feel at ease here.
I don't know much about Pontevedra other that it is a very charming city and the old city is truly a nugget of gold.
A few pictures are about the Way and a plaque at an ancient door, no ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Beach
- Wheelchair accessibility