Tuy Attractions
The old Spanish frontier town of Túy, picturesquely situated on a hill above the right bank of the Río Miño, was originally the Iberian settlement of Tude, which put up a long resistance to the Romans before being finally conquered. In the eighth Century it became capital of the Visigothic kingdom of Galicia, and in the 11th century it was briefly held by a Viking chieftain called Olof before being recaptured by Alfonso V. Túy is the Spanish frontier control post on the frontier with Portugal, which is formed by the Río Miño. The river is spanned by a lattice girder bridge 333m/364yd long.
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San Bartolomé
Just outside the town center can be seen the 10th century church of San Bartolomé, one of the oldest churches in Galicia.
San Telmo
San Telmo was a Dominican friar from Portugal who died in Túy in 1240. Near the north doorway of the Cathedral is the late 16th century church dedicated to him which contains his relics.
