Tui

Tui is a region in the area of Pontevedra in the self-sufficient network of Galicia, in Spain. It is arranged in the comarca of O Baixo Mino. It is situated on the left bank of the Mino River, confronting the Portuguese town of Valenca. Its unique neighborhood name, Tude, was referenced by Pliny the Elder and by Ptolemy in the principal century AD. It turned into an episcopal see no later than the 6th century, amid the Suevic rule, when Bishop Anila went to the II Council of Braga. Afterward, in the Visigothic time frame, it quickly filled in as the capital of a Galician subkingdom under lord Wittiza.

In the 10th century, it was struck by Vikings, being relinquished and later restored in its present area. Two scaffolds associate Tui and Valenca, Tui International Bridge, finished in 1878 under the heading of Pelayo Mancebo, and a cutting edge one from the 1990s. The two nations being signatories of the Schengen Treaty, there are ordinarily no conventions in intersection what is the busiest outskirt point in Northern Portugal. The business in the city of Tui is bit by bit putting on weight, as the development of modern bequest zones the same number of national and universal organizations have set up a generation office there. The drift demonstrates an expansion in private development, driven by the slight log jam in the expansion of the typical cost for basic items.