Fortress parking, cobbled-road noise

Slightly sloped, and cars arrive in the morning, park randomly, and you may not be able to get out. The cobblestone street creates quite a lot of noise. The good thing is that it is very close to the fortress and has wonderful shade.

Large dirt area with trees providing shade. There is a slightly high step at the entrance; the lower spaces are level.

Well located for visiting the city. Spaces are neither leveled nor marked; it is a rather uneven dirt parking area with a lot of traffic noise.

I give it only 2 because it is quite noisy, uneven, and there is an excellent parking area a little higher up.

Great for visiting the citadel and having a picnic. Several motorhomes and vans can spend the night here. Shaded. However, it is very noisy due to nonstop traffic.

We stayed here because we went up to Avenida dos Combatentes and felt uneasy because we were completely alone. But we had a horrible night; the noise from cars on the cobblestone street was very annoying, except from around 2 to 6 when there was no traffic. Although the place has shade, is safe, and has relatively flat areas, I would not recommend it.

Public parking. 5 minutes from the fortress. Supermarkets nearby. The historic center of Tuy is 2.5 km away, crossing the historic iron bridge over the Miño River. We spent two nights without any problems. Easy access. Highly recommended. Several motorhomes stay overnight. Highly recommended.

Very steep and full of potholes, with dirt ground and all that entails, next to a cobblestone road. The place acts like a resonating chamber, making it seem as if a train is passing right beside you every moment.

Convenient for visiting the citadel, which is right next to it. A few roughly level spaces near the roadside. Cars driving on the cobblestone road make a lot of noise; fortunately, there is less traffic at night. Be careful of the step when entering and leaving the parking area.

In the center of the village, near the fortress and with lots of shade. Quiet and safe.

Near the fortress, very quiet and with lots of shade.

Parking very close to the fortress; we only made a quick visit and continued on our route.

Cool, shady place. Because of the terrain, it creates a kind of echo and the sound of tires on the cobblestones is excessively loud.

Next to the road, waterlogged, shaded, with potholes, uneven ground, and moving cars... On the other hand, it is close to everything.

Near the town, shaded and quiet, with plenty of space, but some areas are sloped and it is somewhat noisy because the road is nearby.