From last 1st of February to the 11th of April, the “Kumano Kodo exhibition. Pilgrimage Way" can be visited at the Camilo José Cela Museum, comprised of more than thirty photographs of the sadly deceased Luis Ocaña.

The Kumano-Kodo Way is one of the most important pilgrimages that take place in Japan and, together with the Camino de Santiago, they are the only two pilgrimage routes in the world listed by UNESCO, in 2004, as World Heritage Sites. Both paths have been declared sister routes since summer of 1998.

From the Cela Foundation we want to welcome you to our new website.

Next 28th of February at Librouro Bookshop in Vigo, the Foundation will hold the new "Tarde de libros en los #30AñosNobel Cela (a "books afternoon" gathering), in which Javier Pintor will present the work of the wirter recently awarded with the Nadal 2020 Prize, Ana Merino.

A year ago we started a collaboration with Rosalía de Castro House-Museum for the 30th anniversary of the award of the Nobel Prize to Camilo José Cela through which all visitors who came to the Casa da Matanza (the Rosalía de Castro Museum) during 2019 would receive a free ticket to visit the Museum of the Padrón writer.

NEW SCHEDULE COVID19

FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY, ONLY IN THE MORNING: from 10:00 to 14:00 (Saturdays, Sundays and holidays closed).

LAST ENTRY 13:30

ONLY BOOKED VISITS: by appointment, calling to our telephone number (+34) 981 81 24 25 or writing an email to visitas@fundacioncela.com. 

The visit will be individual, meaning not as a single person, but as a family or a household units. Group reservations are not allowed.