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The best areas to stay in Vigo are the city centre, particularly around the Praza de Compostela, and the charming old town (Casco Vello).The city centre, especially the area surrounding the Praza de Compostela and extending towards the waterfront, is ideal for those who appreciate convenience and access to modern amenities. This area features wide boulevards, a good selection of hotels, and is close to the main shopping streets like Príncipe. From here, you're just a short walk from the ferry terminal for trips to the Cíes Islands and the Estación Marítima, offering lovely views of the Ría de Vigo.Couples often enjoy the old town, or Casco Vello, for its historic character and winding, pedestrian-friendly streets. This area, located on a hillside overlooking the port, is full of traditional taverns, independent shops, and a more intimate feel. The famous A Pedra market, known for its oysters, is located here, providing a unique local experience.

The best time to visit Vigo is during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is warm and sunny, superb for enjoying the city's coastal attractions.During July and August, Vigo truly comes alive. The days are long, and the city's beaches, like Samil Beach, are at their best for swimming and sunbathing. This period also sees a lively outdoor culture, with many events and festivals taking place, adding to the overall experience. It's an excellent time for couples looking for a romantic getaway or families seeking a relaxing beach holiday.If you prefer slightly milder temperatures and fewer crowds, late spring (May) or early autumn (September) are also wonderful times to visit. The weather remains pleasant, ideal for exploring the historic Old Town, known as Casco Vello, or taking a boat trip to the Cíes Islands National Park, a true natural gem.