6 Sights in Viveiro, Spain (with Map and Images)

The Porta de Carlos V, also called the Porta Maior or Porta do Castelo da Ponte is one of the three doors that are preserved from the old wall of the town of Viveiro, in the province of Lugo, built in 1548 by the work of Pedro Pedroso. It was done in tribute to Charles V replacing an earlier one from the 13th century, which because of the erosive action of the tides and historical avatars had deteriorated.

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The Porta do Valado is one of the three doors that remain standing, out of a total of five that were part of the old walled enclosure of the town of Viveiro. This building has been considered since 1949 as an Asset of Cultural Interest within the catalogue of monuments of the historical heritage of Spain.

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The church of San Pedro de Viveiro is a temple of Catholic worship located in the parish of San Pedro de Viveiro in the province of Lugo. Of Romanesque style, since 1974 it has been considered as a Cultural Interest, within the Catalog of Monuments of the Historical Heritage of Spain.

Wikipedia: Igrexa de San Pedro de Viveiro (GL)

The Chapel of Mercy or Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy is a religious temple located in Viveiro. It is located in the neighbourhood of A Misericordia, in the suburbs of the urban centre, on the other side of the Viveiro estuary, over which the Misericordia Bridge passes.

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The Porta da Vila or Porta do Cristo do Amparo is one of the three doors currently standing on the old wall of the town of Viveiro, in the province of Lugo. It dates from the 13th century and is the main entrance to the city by the ancient Roman road.

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The church of Santa María do Campo is a religious temple located in Viveiro, in the province of Lugo. It is located in the highest part of the historic center, next to the Convent of the Receptionists.

Wikipedia: Igrexa de Santa María do Campo de Viveiro (GL)