What to see and do in Muxia
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Come discover What to see and do in Muxía
Muxía, a charming fishing town located on the Costa da Morte of Galicia, is a destination that surprises its visitors with its impressive landscapes, its rich history and its calm and welcoming atmosphere.
Located in the extreme northwest of the region, it is a unique place where sea and land merge into an unforgettable landscape, full of mystery and spirituality.
If you are thinking about taking a getaway to Muxía and you don’t know what you can see or do, at Galicia Travels we give you a series of recommendations so that you don’t miss anything.
What to see and do in Muxía? Let’s find out together!
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Visit its wild beaches
Muxía Town It has several wild beaches, ideal for nature lovers. Options such as Nemiña Beach or Lourido Beach stand out, surrounded by cliffs and pine forests. Perfect options for taking long walks, surfing or simply disconnecting and breathing fresh air.
Sanctuary of the Virgin of La Barca
One of the most emblematic places in Muxía is the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca, a church located on a cliff facing the sea. Legend has it that the Virgin Mary arrived in a stone boat to this place to console Santiago, the apostle.
The sanctuary is a place of pilgrimage, from which you can see the famous “Pedra dos Cadrís“.
Touriñán Lighthouse
The Touriñán Lighthouse is another notable point of interest in Muxía, located at the westernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula.
From this lighthouse, you can enjoy stunning views of the cliffs and rough seas that characterize the Costa da Morte.
The Touriñán Lighthouse is a perfect place to contemplate unforgettable sunsets and to connect with nature in its wildest and purest state.
Read also: WHAT TO SEE IN FINISTERRE
FISTERRA Fishing Museum
For those interested in the fishing tradition of the area, the Fisterra Fishing Museum is an essential visit.
In this museum, you can learn about the history of fishing on the Galician coast, as well as the life and culture of the fishermen of the entire Costa da Morte. The museum includes a collection of traditional fishing tools and utensils, as well as restored old boats, which show the importance of fishing in the economy and identity of Muxía.
Climb Mount Corpiño
A plan that can be done at altitude in Muxía is precisely to climb Mount Corpiño, which will then allow you to enjoy impressive views of the Galician coast.
It is a small hill that is about 70 meters high and is located behind the Santuario da Virxe da Barca. An option that you can visit on the way to the center of Muxía where you will also find points such as the Church of Santa María de Muxía, from the 12th century, or where you can walk along Rúa Virxe da Barca, where the Muxía Tourist Office is located.
Local Gastronomy
Muxía’s gastronomy is another of its main attractions, with a wide variety of delicious dishes based on products from the sea and the land. Highlights include dishes such as octopus á feira, fresh seafood, Galician empanadas or the famous “queixo do Cebreiro“, un queso artesanal de la zona.
In addition, Muxía has numerous gastronomic festivals throughout the year, where you can try the culinary delights of the region Therefore, it is not difficult for you to visit the area and come across one.
Without a doubt, Muxía is a hidden treasure on the Costa da Morte, a place with impressive landscapes full of history and culture.