Mancomunidad Vigo

Date: 1913
Council: Nigrán
Localization: Monteferro
The Monument to the Universal Seafarers was built through popular subscription and was inaugurated in 1913, during a period of huge maritime disasters (the Titanic had sunk a few months before with more than 1,700 victims). Each of the four seafaring traditions, namely; merchant, war, fishing and sports are represented by a bronze laurel crown. The shape of this monument impresses one because of its location, from where you can get one of the best panoramic views of the entire Vigo Bay.This is a work of the architect Manuel Gómez Román. It is a commemorative monument with a square floor plan and elevated in the shape of a tower, with an access door that is presided by an image of the Virgin Carmen, which looks on to the sea.

Date: 1919
Council: O Porriño
Localization: Domingo Bueno, s/n.
The bandstand, complemented with a steel and glass shelter was the access to the Madrid metro at the San Luis station in Madrid. It was moved in 1971 to Porriño, but without its metallic structure.A small building, in the shape of a bandstand, the work of the Porriño architect Antonio Palacios, for the Madrid metro.

Date: 1910-1930
Council: Baiona
Localization: It is in Baiona, and one gets there through a little road that one can access at St. Mary's church.
The Rock Virgin was a monument built at the request of Laureano Salgado, the Marquis of Mos and promoter of the electrification of Baiona. The stone masonry was the work of Antonio González Romero, while the face and hands were made of marble by Ángel García Díez. Although works commenced in 1910, the entire job took twenty years to finish. The work was finished thanks to popular subscription in 1930. A recreational area with stone tables and benches provides the visitor with facilities for an outdoor picnic. There is an annual religious procession held at the place on the first Sunday of August, which brings together a number of the faithful.This monument was built following the plans of the architect Antonio Palacios. The figure of the blessed Virgin is made of granite and seems as if it were carved in the rock. The face is made of marble and the cross and crown are made of porcelain. It is 15 metres high and there is a staircase on the inside which takes one to the vantage point that is located in the ship, which is sustained in the Virgin's right hand.