Mancomunidad Vigo

Council: Vigo
Localization: Vigo

Council: Vigo
Localization: Real 14

Council: Vigo
Localization: Colón 42

Council: Vigo
Localization: Real 33

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Localization: Real 17

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Localization: Urzáiz 28

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Localization: Praza de Almeida 2

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Localization: Praza de Compostela 21

Council: Vigo
Localization: Joaquín Yañéz 12

Council: Vigo
Localization: Av. Montero Ríos 38

Council: Vigo
Localization: Carral 7-9

Council: Vigo
Localization: Marqués de Valadares 37

Council: Vigo
Localization: Carral 15

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Localization: Areal 8-10-12-14

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 12

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Almeida 4

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 31,32,33

Council: Vigo
Localization: Abeleira Menéndez 8

Council: Vigo
Localization: Principe 12

Council: Vigo
Localization: Policarpo Sanz 19

Council: Vigo
Localization: Avd. Montero Ríos 22

Council: Vigo
Localization: Principe 41

Council: Vigo
Localization: Av. Montero Ríos 30-32

Council: Vigo
Localization: Av. Montero Ríos 2

Council: Vigo
Localization: Porta do sol

Council: Vigo
Localization: Lepanto 5

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Localization: Velázquez Moreno 15-17

Council: Vigo
Localization: García Barbón 4

Council: Vigo
Localization: Policarpo Sanz 24

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 4-5

Council: Vigo
Localization: Joaquín Yáñez 12

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza da Constitución 8

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 13,14

Council: Vigo
Localization: Elduayen 4

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 19

Council: Vigo
Localization: Concepción Arenal 1

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 20

Council: Vigo
Localization: García Barbón 15,17,19

Council: Vigo
Localization: Colón 29-31

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 24

Council: Vigo
Localization: Urzaiz 17

Date: 18th century
Council: Vigo
Localization: Bembrive parish
The Cristo do Cacheno is one of the remarkable stone crosses found in Galicia. It is linked to a legend which states that it was built under orders from an emigrant to America named Francisco Fernández Patiño, who did not suffer misfortune after his encounter with a snake, and therefore made a promise to build this stone cross in his native parish as a sign of thanksgiving.A Baroque stone cross that dates back to 1782. It is located at a crossroad in the Baruxáns neighbourhood. The stonework is quite impressive. The upper part has a scene of the crucifixion and the Pieta at the back of it. The column is smooth and cylindrical and has a moving serpent. The work is completed with different ornamental motifs.

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza da Consolación

Council: Vigo
Localization: A Guía

Council: Vigo
Localization: Gran Vía 2

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Localization: Reconquista 9-11

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Localization: Policarpo Sanz 15

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Localization: Areal 42

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Localization: Principe 5

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Localization: Marqués de Valadares 23

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Localization: Marqués de Valadares 21

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Localization: García Barbón 5

Council: Vigo
Localization: Policarpo Sanz 1

Council: Vigo
Localization: Montero Ríos

Council: Vigo
Localization: Conde de Torrecedeira 86

Council: Vigo
Localization: Urzaiz 5

Council: Vigo
Localization: Tomás Alonso 224

Council: Vigo
Localization: Policarpo Sanz 22

Council: Vigo
Localization: Urzaiz 42

Council: Vigo
Localization: Policarpo Sanz 21

Council: Vigo
Localization: Cuba, esquina a Urzaiz 2

Council: Vigo
Localization: Porta do Sol 6

Council: Vigo
Localization: Urzaiz 11-23

Date: 15th century
Council: Fornelos de Montes
Localization: Parish of St. Lourenzo, near the main town.
What is today known as the Alemparte House are the remains of a Medieval fortress, which was attacked and practically destroyed during the Irmandiños revolution in the second half of the 15th century. The little that was left standing was destroyed in the 19th century. We can still see the main door, the stairs and the balcony.A medieval building which lost most of its architectural elements during the Irmandiños revolts of the 15th century and during the later siege of the Bishop of Tui.

Council: Vigo
Localization: Uruguay 11

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 17

Council: Vigo
Localization: Praza de Compostela 6,7,9