Plans with rain. Museums in Galicia.

November has arrived to Galicia and the rain comes with it. We do not complain because this year the summer has been present until the middle of October. However, from now on, the plans that we will carry out can no longer be outdoor to see the Galician landscapes so we will have to look for other alternatives. And we have plenty of ideas for that! Today we propose you a visit to Galicia’s museums where you will find very interesting works and sculptures. Do you come with us?

Museo do Pobo Galego in Santiago de Compostela
Museo do Pobo Galego is seated of the old convent of San Domingo de Bonaval, which is one of the most emblematic buildings of Santiago’s city. It is composed of nine permanent rooms focused on the main themes of the life and history of the Galician Community, including the sea, the countryside, music or traditional clothing.

The House of Sciences, in A Coruña
The House of the Sciences of A Coruña is a scientific museum installed in the old palace of Santa Margarita Park. This modern building has an exhibition area of ​​1,000 square meters. Access to all floors is made by a central staircase, which describes a wide propeller, and which reaches the planetarium. It is composed of four exhibition areas and its famous planetarium.

Pontevedra Museum
The Pontevedra Museum, formerly known as Provincial Museum, is a documentation and exhibition center that aims to offer samples of art of all kinds, and especially the art of Galicia. In this way it tries to promote the artistic and cultural development of the province.

The Sea Museum, in Vigo
The Sea Museum of ​​Galicia is a center specialized in the study and sample of marine life in Galicia. The buildings have a total of 17,000 square meters for the permanent exhibition of the museum, and also host various temporary exhibitions of very varied themes, as far as possible related to the sea.

The Santiago Cathedral Museum
The Santiago Cathedral Museum hosts many of the treasures collected throughout history guarded by the Jacobean headquarters in Santiago de Compostela. It is composed of different cathedral spaces that extend from the annex cloister, through the crypt, the Royal Pantheon and the Pazo de Xelmírez