O Porriño is the centre of an industrial area, which is even more obvious if you arrive having walked through the Polígono Industrial das Gándaras. The town hall the pedestrian main street will lead you to is one of its kind.
What to see in O Porriño
Casa Consistorial
The town hall of O Porriño was designed by Antonio Palacios Ramilo, who was born here in and went on to design some of the most famous buildings (such as the Palacio de Cibeles) in modern Madrid. His statue is right at the foot of the building.
Where to stay in O Porriño
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Albergue Casucho da Peregrina
€ 23–25
30
Closed
4.8
Albergue Casucho da Peregrina
€ 23–25
30
Closed
4.8
Albergue Casucho da Peregrina
Private
€ 23–25
30
Mar 31 – Oct 31
4.8
Albergue Fonte dos Aloques
€ 16–17
10
Open
4.8
Albergue Fonte dos Aloques
€ 16–17
10
Open
4.8
Albergue Fonte dos Aloques
Private
€ 16–17
10
All year
4.8
Albergue Sendasur
€ 17
48
Open
4.2
Albergue Sendasur
€ 17
48
Open
4.2
Albergue Sendasur
Private
€ 17
48
All year
4.2
Albergue Rincón del Peregrino
€ 16
20
Open
4.2
Albergue Rincón del Peregrino
€ 16
20
Open
4.2
Albergue Rincón del Peregrino
Private
€ 16
20
All year
4.2
Alojamiento Camino Portugués
€ 13–15
46
Open
4.1
Alojamiento Camino Portugués
€ 13–15
46
Open
4.1
Alojamiento Camino Portugués
Private
€ 13–15
46
All year
4.1
Albergue Camino Santiago Porriño
€ 13
28
Open
4.1
Albergue Camino Santiago Porriño
€ 13
28
Open
4.1
Albergue Camino Santiago Porriño
Private
€ 13
28
All year
4.1
Albergue de peregrinos
€ 10
52
Open
4.0
Albergue de peregrinos
€ 10
52
Open
4.0
Albergue de peregrinos
Xunta de Galicia
€ 10
52
All year
4.0
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