Spanish art from the 19th century, including etchings by Goya.
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Built late 12th century in Romanesque style, much modified down the years.
In 1589 the English launched a counter-Armada against the weakened Spanish, and on 4 May stormed ashore and captured the lower town. They laid siege to the upper town for 14 days but were repulsed by poorly-armed and untrained townsfolk, notably Maria Pita. The English sailed on into Portugal, hoping to stir an uprising against the Spanish, but the expedition was a calamitous failure. This museum stands on the site of Pita's house; signage is only in Galician.
Displaying weapons, uniforms, maps and so on.
16th century castle on an island, now connected by a broad avenue. Within is a museum of castle history and weaponry.
Large indoor and outdoor aquarium.