Arnoia River
This river is the soul of Allariz, shaping its scenery and sense of calm. As the seasons change, so too does the character of the river, offering a backdrop for peaceful walks where nature and daily life exist in perfect balance.
Walk
Let's explore the city’s main sights at an easy pace.
Roman Bridge
Although the bridge bears the mark of medieval reconstruction, its Roman origins still speak of continuity and memory. From its arches, the views over the river and Old Town are amongst the most beautiful in Galicia.
Old Quarter
Lovingly restored with great care, the Old Quarter is a model of thoughtful urban renewal. Its stone houses, quiet lanes and harmonious proportions reveal a town that has embraced the future without losing its soul.
Main Square
Encircled by striking stone façades, the Main Square brings together everyday life and understated charm. With the town hall and a selection of inviting cafés and restaurants nearby, it remains the natural heart of Allariz.
Savour
Savour the flavours that define this distinguished corner of inland Galicia.
Croca
This beef meat is known for its remarkable tenderness and elegant flavour. Simply grilled, it reveals the quality of the dish, offering a local expression of the culinary heritage.
Grilled Trout
Raised in the waters of the Arnoia, local trout is delicate and fresh. Grilled with care, it becomes a dish that reflects the landscape itself: serene, pure and full of quiet character.
Almond Pastries
These almond sweets offer a fine balance of fragrance, delicacy and texture. Lightly crisp on the outside and soft within, they capture the refinement of local confectionery.
Feel
Feel the quiet sophistication of northern Spain in a town of rare balance and beauty.
Outlet District
Allariz’s outlet district offers an unusually graceful shopping experience. International brands, architectural heritage and a relaxed atmosphere come together here in a way that feels both refined and distinctly local.
Church of Santiago
This church reflects Allariz’s historic links with the great pilgrimage tradition. Its Romanesque lines are sober and powerful, while the stillness within invites a more contemplative encounter with the medieval world.