Find the best shows for children in Vigo


by Mar de Ons
March 12th, 2020
Travel Vigo-Cangas

The historic Spanish city of Vigo in Galicia offers a wide range of family-friendly activities and recreation, with its white sandy beaches, the nearby Cíes Islands, a wealth of picturesque parks and the fascinating ‘Zoológico de Vigo’ zoo, the only one of its kind in Galicia. There is also the open-air museum – ‘Villa Romana de Torallo’ – a range of Segway tours and a variety of thrilling water sports to keep the kids entertained from dawn until dusk.

Vigo also has a rich history of arts and culture and hosts a wealth of family-friendly theatre productions and entertainment.

One of the must-see shows for children in Vigo is the captivating production of Oceanika, El Tesoro de Poseidón.

Oceanika, El Tesoro de Poseidón: The Must-See Children’s Show in Vig

This spectacular artistic production combines acrobatics with education and is not to be missed when visiting Vigo.

What to expect:

  • A thrilling, ocean-themed artistic production from the world-renowned team at Evolution Circus
  • Education and entertainment go hand in hand in this beautiful, captivating production
  • Breathtaking scenery, acrobats and clowns come together to entertain and delight both children and adults
  • Oceanika communicates the importance of our seas and oceans and how to care for them through wonder, music, excitement, colour and fun!
  • With plenty of audience interaction as well fast-paced antics, your children will be on the edge of their seats from start to finish
  • Evolution Circus are a performing arts company made up of over twenty international artists. No animals are used in their circus performances.
  • The venue has wheelchair access and space inside to leave your pushchairs
  • Book Oceanika now and make your visit to Vigo truly unforgettable

source: ocioengalicia.com

When and Where is Oceanika?

Oceanika is on at the Carpa Avenida Castelao in Vigo from the 6th to the 22nd March at the following times:

Thursday 19th March: 7pm Friday 6th, 13th and 20th March: 7pm Saturday 7th, 14th and 21st March: 5pm and 7.45pm Sunday 8th, 15th and 22nd March: 6pm

Tickets are available 

How to get to Vigo

Why not make your visit to Vigo more relaxing by taking the ferry from  and leaving the car? You will sail up the historic Vigo estuary – one of the most important fishing ports in Spain – and take in all the sights of the old Spanish city from the water before disembarking at the Estación Marítima, where you can take a leisurely stroll through the historic port area and then on up through the Casco Vello, or Old Town.

 

A creative way to do this is to arrive by boat. As much as you might love good cars and driving, you can get a to add to the richness of the experience. Ferries leave very regularly – with the price under 5 euros for return and the trip just takes about 20minutes. Besides the cheap and easy trip, you will be able to experience Vigo from a new angle.

You will stumble across a wealth of quaint  throughout the Old Town that serve up delicious local dishes such as Cocido Gallego  – Galician Stew – and Tarta de Santiago – Santiago Cake. And why not wash these delicacies down with a taste of the local drink, Orujo de Galicia, also known as ‘aguardiente’ or ‘firewater’ – a high alcohol drink made of cherries and grape skins.