Cidade da Cultura de Galicia

This landmark complex showcases a 21st-century vision of architecture, creativity, and innovation. Designed by a team led by Peter Eisenman, its contemporary forms appear to merge with the slopes of Monte Gaiás, creating a striking new skyline. Inside are museums, a library and archive, and innovation centers. Although several spaces still remain underused, the site hosts cultural events, exhibitions, concerts, and workshops that reflect both Galician and international artistic movements.

I enjoyed my visit very much! I liked the exhibitions in the museum (which are for free), but the building in itself is absolutely impressive, inside and out! Even if you don't like art, worth it to just walk around in the building. And walk around all the buildings on the outside as well, it was cool to see all the different angles.

We wandered around the boulevard for several hours. The site was mostly deserted. Interesting sculptures but we never found our way into any building. The museum was supposed to be open but it seemed to be closed. All very bizarre

An interesting place with beautiful architecture. Some nice free exhibits but booking also recommended for the paid ones as some of these are guided. Also recommend to see the program online before visiting. Not busy at all.

Stunning architecture inside and out and beautiful views, even on a misty morning. Saw the Boris Savelev exhibit (free, as was library/archives) and was blown away! The grounds are fun and filled with sculptures and play spaces. If you can handle the hills, I recommend walking from the heart of Santiago de Compestela via the Forest of Galicia.

We visited the city of culture at the end of the Camino on our last day in Santiago. We found it very interesting.Visited three exhibitions one of them related to virtual reality called Origins. Our daughter greatly enjoyed it. The two others were around local artists. It’s a beautiful l architected place that will keep you entertained for half a day no more.

A site of modern and fantastic architecture. It has place for Museum, Library and other events. Open air space for concerts and events is very beautiful. An amphitheater and a skate park are also in the complex. To reach the place one can walk up through a trail which passes through Bosque de Galicia. It is a lovely place still not on tourist map. A panoramic view of the cathedral can be had from here, perfect in morning.

A very nice place not too far away from the city at the top of a hill. It's vast and spacious, good for bike rides, skateboards or just for a quality walk. Has a special place with a pleasant view to see the sunset. Includes many buildings: museum, library, free VR experience (has to be booked in advance), cafeteria and many more. Recommend it.