Regions of Galicia.

Galicia is divided into four provinces, each with its unique characteristics and cultural identities. These provinces are:

1. A Coruña
   • Located in the northwest, A Coruña is home to the vibrant city of the same name, which has a rich maritime history. The province boasts stunning coastlines, including the famous Tower of Hercules, and is known for its seafood cuisine.
2. Lugo
   • Lugo is renowned for its Roman heritage, especially the preserved Roman walls around the city of Lugo, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The province is mountainous and green, with extensive natural parks and rich agricultural land.
3. Ourense
   • Known for its thermal waters, Ourense is a province full of rivers and natural landscapes. It is located inland and has a quieter, more rural atmosphere compared to the coastal provinces. Ourense city has historical significance, especially for its Roman bridge and thermal baths.
4. Pontevedra
   • Situated on the southern coast, Pontevedra has a mix of beautiful beaches, charming towns like Sanxenxo and Combarro, and a rich cultural heritage. The city of Pontevedra itself is famous for its well-preserved old town.

These provinces make up the autonomous community of Galicia, which is known for its unique language (Galician) and deep-rooted traditions, especially in music, dance, and gastronomy.