Belvís, a neighbourhood to the east of the old town, offers different viewpoints. From the top of the As Trompas hill, all you can see of the Cathedral are its towers, which appear above the old town´s rooftops. A little further on, in the Belvís park´s recently renovated area, there is a belvedere that commands a more modern perspective of the city, including all of its expansion towards the southeast. This is a more cinematographic view, especially at night, when the new town´s lights suggest stories about people.
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Belvís Park
Parque de Belvís
Parque de Belvís
Parque de Belvís
Parque de Belvís
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