Pontevedra

Pontevedra is a Spanish city in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. It is the capital of both the Comarca and Province of Pontevedra. It is likewise the capital of its own district which is, indeed, regularly considered as an expansion of the genuine city. Pontevedra is the second city in Galicia for its rich legacy, simply after Santiago de Compostela. A city of workmanship and history, the city is known as "The Good City" or "The City of the Lerez".

Pontevedra is the seat of the General commonplace Council and the commonplace area court and also the common police headquarters and the commonplace authoritative workplaces. The city is an essential stopover on the Portuguese way of the Camino de Santiago that gives testimony regarding the roundabout church of the Pilgrim's Virgin with a plant in the state of a scallop shell. Pontevedra has generally been an exchanging city.

In the Middle Ages, societies flourished in the old town, offering name to avenues squares still saved today. Around then Pontevedra was the principle Galician port, accommodating an exceptionally extraordinary angling and ocean exchanging action. The city at that point turned into an authoritative and business focus, interestingly with Vigo, which pulled in the modern action, after Franco's administration gave this city an unhindered commerce zone and a Development Pole.