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Day 1<\/h3>\n\n- Visit the Interpretation Center of the Wall, opposite the Praza del Campo. It's the best way to start if you're going without a guide, because there you'll learn about its history and the characteristics of its construction.\u00a0<\/li>\n
- Walk along the Wall by its walkway. The total perimeter is just over 2 km.<\/li>\n
- Visit the Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, next to the Puerta de Santiago of the Wall, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.\u00a0<\/li>\n
- Take a walk through the city within the walls. It's always advisable to join a guided tour in a city with so much history. Don't miss: the Puerta Mi\u00f1a, the San Pedro and Falsa gates, the Church of San Froil\u00e1n, the Town Hall, the Convent of Santo Domingo…<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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\n- stroll through the Plaza Mayor, and grab something to drink at the historic Caf\u00e9 del Centro, or at one of the terraces in the Plaza.<\/li>\n
- If you're in the mood for art, just across the square is the C\u00edrculo de las Artes (free entrance).<\/li>\n
- Don't forget to take a walk also along the outside of the wall. At night it is illuminated.\u00a0<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Day 2<\/h3>\n\n- Today we explore more Roman Lugo: start the day with a visit to the House of Mosaics, remnants of a large domus or Roman noble house; or in the Sala Porta Mi\u00f1a, with a permanent exhibit on Roman Lugo. Both spaces are located within the city walls.<\/li>\n
- Visit the ancient baths, on the left bank of the Mi\u00f1o river.\u00a0<\/li>\n
- Take a pleasant walk between the Roman Bridge (reconstructed) and the San L\u00e1zaro Walkway. The bridge was part of the XIX road, which connected Lucus Augusti with Bracara Augusta (now Braga, Portugal).<\/li>\n
- In the afternoon, visit Santa Eulalia de B\u00f3veda, a late Roman treasure just 20 minutes by car (it is advisable to go with a guide).<\/li>\n
- In the same village, a walking circular route begins (about 5 km approx.).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
What to eat<\/h3>\n
Lugo is a gastronomic paradise. Not only for the quality but also for the generosity of its dishes. In the wine bars, they offer free tapas to choose from. It is almost a must to try the cheese from Cebreiro and San Sim\u00f3n, both with D.O. If you choose to eat from a plate, I would recommend a veal dish: steak or chop accompanied by greens or chestnut puree. If it's cold, a good Galician stew is a memorable dish to end these 2 days in Lugo.<\/p>\n
To drink, Ribeira Sacra, and for dessert: cheese with honey or some chestnut cake.<\/p>\n
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Practical information<\/h3>\n\n- the most convenient thing is to leave the car in some parking intramuros. Finding free parking in the surroundings may require climbing steep hills.<\/li>\n
- the Bus Station is located right in front of the Wall.<\/li>\n
- the Train Station is a bit far away, and uphill towards the city intramuros.<\/li>\n
- both the visit to the Wall and the Cathedral are (for now) free. Don't miss them!<\/li>\n
- you will find restrooms in the Market or in the nearby Bus Station.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The best experience<\/h3>\n
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- stroll through the Plaza Mayor, and grab something to drink at the historic Caf\u00e9 del Centro, or at one of the terraces in the Plaza.<\/li>\n
- If you're in the mood for art, just across the square is the C\u00edrculo de las Artes (free entrance).<\/li>\n
- Don't forget to take a walk also along the outside of the wall. At night it is illuminated.\u00a0<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/p>\n
Day 2<\/h3>\n
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- Today we explore more Roman Lugo: start the day with a visit to the House of Mosaics, remnants of a large domus or Roman noble house; or in the Sala Porta Mi\u00f1a, with a permanent exhibit on Roman Lugo. Both spaces are located within the city walls.<\/li>\n
- Visit the ancient baths, on the left bank of the Mi\u00f1o river.\u00a0<\/li>\n
- Take a pleasant walk between the Roman Bridge (reconstructed) and the San L\u00e1zaro Walkway. The bridge was part of the XIX road, which connected Lucus Augusti with Bracara Augusta (now Braga, Portugal).<\/li>\n
- In the afternoon, visit Santa Eulalia de B\u00f3veda, a late Roman treasure just 20 minutes by car (it is advisable to go with a guide).<\/li>\n
- In the same village, a walking circular route begins (about 5 km approx.).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
What to eat<\/h3>\n
Lugo is a gastronomic paradise. Not only for the quality but also for the generosity of its dishes. In the wine bars, they offer free tapas to choose from. It is almost a must to try the cheese from Cebreiro and San Sim\u00f3n, both with D.O. If you choose to eat from a plate, I would recommend a veal dish: steak or chop accompanied by greens or chestnut puree. If it's cold, a good Galician stew is a memorable dish to end these 2 days in Lugo.<\/p>\n
To drink, Ribeira Sacra, and for dessert: cheese with honey or some chestnut cake.<\/p>\n
\n<\/p>\nPractical information<\/h3>\n
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- the most convenient thing is to leave the car in some parking intramuros. Finding free parking in the surroundings may require climbing steep hills.<\/li>\n
- the Bus Station is located right in front of the Wall.<\/li>\n
- the Train Station is a bit far away, and uphill towards the city intramuros.<\/li>\n
- both the visit to the Wall and the Cathedral are (for now) free. Don't miss them!<\/li>\n
- you will find restrooms in the Market or in the nearby Bus Station.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The best experience<\/h3>\n
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