Caldelas de Tui Thermal Spa

Tui offers the visitors a magnificent historical centre, presided over by the 12th century Cathedral of Santa María. It still has the appearance of a fortress, with battlements, walkways and passageways.

Moune Aloia, the first Natural Park in Galicia, covers an area of 746 hectares. It has a walled enclosure from the Galician-Roman period and a small chapel dedicated to San Xián. One of the most outstanding features is the Forest House, which has a peculiar design and is currently a Nature Interpretation Centre.

The river Miño offers excellent conditions for water sports. The best time for sailing is summer and autumn.

The municipality belongs to the Baixo Miño (Lower Miño) region, which has an extensive historical heritage. The Santa Tecla hill fort, in A Guarda, is the most emblematic of the Galician settlements and has been declared a National Historical-Artistic Monument. The mountain where it is located, Santa Tecla, is a place of exceptional beauty.

The international bridge over the river Miño connects Tui with the Portuguese town of Valença. On Wednesdays there is a traditional fair in the Portuguese town, which also offers visitors more than a hundred shops in its medieval fortress.

The region is also characterised by its culinary offer, in particular the seafood and fish from A Guarda or the eels and lampreys from the Miño, accompanied by an Albariño wine from the "Rías Baixas" Designation of Origin. As for confectionery, visitors can sample the "almond fish" made by the Poor Clare nuns of Tui, as well as the egg yolk pastry (roscón) from A Guarda.