About this place
San Cibrao das Viñas town hall sits on Praza da Constitución, right at the center of this small municipality bordering Ourense, in Galicia. The building houses the local government and works as a natural landmark for orienting yourself in the town — most walks through the centre start or end here, with roads branching out toward the surrounding parishes.
Where exactly is it?
The town hall stands at Praza da Constitución, s/n, in San Cibrao das Viñas (postal code 32911), in the province of Ourense. Its coordinates are 42.2983156, -7.8740689. The municipality lies only around 5 km from the centre of Ourense, which makes it almost a suburb of that city — many people who work in Ourense actually live here, and San Cibrao das Viñas is often described as a dormitory town.
How do you get there?
The easiest route is via the A-52 motorway, taking the "Ourense sur" exit, which drops you very close to the town centre. The N-525 road also connects San Cibrao das Viñas to the wider regional road network, while the OU-540 links it toward Celanova. If you're coming from Ourense, driving or taking a local bus is the most practical option — the distance is short enough that the trip usually takes only a few minutes.
What's worth knowing about the municipality itself?
San Cibrao das Viñas has around 5,700 residents spread across an area of just under 40 km². The terrain is mostly flat, though it rises above 460 metres to the southwest, and the Barbaña river runs through the municipality. Administratively it's divided into seven parishes, and locals are known as "cibrenses". While the town itself doesn't have a developed tourist infrastructure, its proximity to Ourense — a city famous for its hot springs and historic old town — makes it worth folding into a day trip as a transit point or a short stop.
What can you see around the town hall?
The square in front of the building, Praza da Constitución, functions as the social heart of the municipality, hosting local events and patron saint festivities. San Cibrao das Viñas is also known for hosting one of the most important industrial parks in Galicia, home to companies such as Adolfo Domínguez and Coren, as well as the Galicia Technology Park. It's a useful stop for understanding what the modern economy of the Ourense region looks like beyond the historic city centre.
When should you visit?
Since the municipality is primarily residential and industrial, there isn't a defined tourist season here. It's best visited as part of a broader day exploring Ourense — spring and autumn bring the most comfortable temperatures for walking around this part of Galicia, while summers tend to be hot and dry.
Frequently asked questions
What is the name of the square where the town hall stands? The town hall building faces Praza da Constitución in San Cibrao das Viñas.
How far is San Cibrao das Viñas from Ourense? About 5 km — it's essentially a neighbouring municipality, reachable via the "Ourense sur" exit on the A-52 motorway.
Is there more to see in San Cibrao das Viñas besides the town hall? The municipality is known mainly for its large industrial park and the Galicia Technology Park rather than classic tourist sights — it works better as a practical stop while exploring Ourense.
Who is the current mayor of the municipality? The mayor is Marta Novoa Iglesias.
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