Padron is one of Spain’s most important religious cities. There are lots of religious sites to visit. The most important include the Church of Santiago, the Carmo monastery and Carmelite fountain. The Santiaguino Mount is also an important spot for visitors, as it is said to be a spot where St. James preached to his followers during biblical times. You’ll also want to visit the museum at the Camilo Jose Cela Foundation, where you’ll find extensive art and manuscript collections. The house of Rosalia Castro is also a great place to visit. It is a huge museum and one of Spain’s most visited tourist spots.

Market day in Padron is held in the Espolon Promenade. If you’re in town on market day, you’ll want to stop by. Padron is home to the largest open air market in Galicia, and you’re sure to enjoy the shopping. Hotels in Padron are plentiful, and many are traditionally styled. There are numerous sidewalk cafes for having a meal or sipping sangria as you people watch.