Celtic country: The wine route of the Rias Baixas
The Rias Baixas in the southwest of Galicia are characterized by beaches, vineyards and pine forests. Here the Albariño grape thrives particularly well - its white wines are considered the best in Spain. Travellers can convince themselves of this in one of the 100 bodegas on the Rias Baixas wine route.
Along the way you will encounter the characteristic horreos - old corn silos on stone stilts - and weathered crosses. The highlight, however, is the Celtic fort on Monte Santa Tecla: built in 700 BC, more than 3000 people once lived here.