Understand
[edit]Get in
[edit]The most convenient airport to arrive is the one of Santiago de Compostela. Others are in A Coruña and Vigo. The most destinations are served by the airport of Porto.
From A Coruña and Santiago there is a direct bus to Vilalba.
Intercity buses stop at the Estacion de Autobuses.
Get around
[edit]The village can be easily explored on foot.
See
[edit]Do
[edit]Buy
[edit]The village has ATMs.
There are multiple bigger supermarkets in the centre of the village: Supermercados Gadis, Supermercados Froiz and Mercadona.
Eat
[edit]Budget
[edit]- Taperia O’porron, Rúa da Feira, 10. Tapas bar
- Bar Puro Teatro. Small restaurant with a terrace and a variety of food.
- Cafetería Luar, Rúa de Galicia, 2. Cafeteria serving tapas, bocadillos and breakfast
- Bar A Pravia, Plaza Suso Gayoso, 10. Bar with a terrace offering tapas.
- Bar A Esmorga, Rúa Basanta Silva. Bar with a terrace and good burgers
- Bar O' Porrás, Rúa Campo de Puente, 38. Bar serving tapas, breakfast, Spanish omelette, pintxos.
Mid-range
[edit]- A Taberna, Plaza Suso Gayoso, 9. Modern looking tavern with tapas, mains, menu of the day and an octupos dish
- Pulpería & Cafetería O Manxar, Rúa da Pravia, 6. Retaurant popular for the octopus dish. Offers combo meals and russian salad.
- Pizzería Pizzca, Rúa da Pravia, 26. Modern looking restaurant with modern looking food. Good presentation of the dishes.
- Pizzería American's, Rúa Guitiriz, 16. US style pizzeria with tasty bocadillos. Fast treatment.
- Mesón pulpería O Típico, Rúa de Galicia, 56. Traditional style restaurant famous for octopus dish and churrasco.
- Restaurante Lanzos, Rúa Plácido Peña, 27. Galician restaurant with traditional food and a menu of the day.
Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]Pilgrims can sleep in all of the albergues.
Connect
[edit]As of Feb 2025, Vilalba and its approach roads have 4G from Vodafone, and 5G from Masmovil, Movistar and Orange.
Go next
[edit]As a pilgrim in the direction of Santiago de Compostela.