Marín’s architecture is a mix of traditional Galician style, characterized by granite structures and Romanesque influences, alongside more modern developments. One of the standout architectural sites is the Church of Santa María do Porto, a beautiful example of Galician religious architecture with roots dating back to the Middle Ages. Other notable historical buildings include the Rectoral House and various traditional Galician manor houses, known as pazos.
For those seeking outdoor attractions, Marín offers beautiful beaches such as Portocelo and Mogor, where visitors can relax or partake in water sports. Mogor Beach is also home to the famous Petroglyphs of Mogor, ancient rock carvings that date back to the Bronze Age, adding a touch of historical intrigue to a day at the beach. Another key attraction is the Monte do Castro Park, offering scenic hiking trails and panoramic views of the town and the estuary.
The town also has several parks and public spaces, such as the Alameda Rosalía de Castro, perfect for leisurely strolls. For museum lovers, the nearby city of Pontevedra offers the Museo de Pontevedra, which houses extensive collections related to Galician history and culture.