Noia

Noia has served as a port and market town on Galicia’s Atlantic coast since the Middle Ages. It stands at the inland end of the Ría de Muros e Noia, a tidal inlet shaped by the Tambre River, where fishing and shellfish gathering remain part of the local economy. The compact old quarter preserves granite houses, arcades and narrow streets, while the Gothic church of Santa María a Nova is noted for its medieval cemetery and carved tomb slabs. Seafood restaurants, small squares and the estuary's changing tides give the town a distinctly maritime rhythm. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Galician coast to extend your view of the Ría de Muros e Noia.

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