This Tuesday, as every 25th July, is the Day of Santiago Apostle. Although it is a religious festivity, in our country it has a markedly patriotic character. After all, Santiago is the patron saint of Spain.
Melide, a municipality in the Terra de Melide region of A Coruña, is known for being an important stopping place on the Pilgrims' Route to Santiago de Compostela. The French Way, the most popular and busiest, and the Primitive Way, the oldest of the Way of Saint James, converge here.
The Camino de Santiago, more than a pilgrimage, is a gastronomic ode. Sarria, known for having the best places to dine in Sarria, perfectly embodies the phrase 'how good it is to eat in Galicia'.
Reasons to do the Camino de Santiago The reasons to do the Camino de Santiago are varied and attractive. This ancient route offers a unique experience of introspection and spiritual connection. In the year 2023
Pontevedra, a charming city located in the Galicia region of northwest Spain, is a tourist destination not to be missed. With its rich history, its well-preserved old town and its location next to the beautiful Rías Baixas, Pontevedra is a must-see destination.
Where to eat well and cheaply in Padrón Welcome to Padrón, a charming town in Galicia known for its rich gastronomic tradition. Are you looking for where to eat well and cheaply in Padrón? In this post, we invite you to dive into the flavours of this region and discover the mouth-watering traditional dishes.
Caldas de Reis is a beautiful thermal village located in the province of Pontevedra. It is known for its thermal waters and natural beauty and is a popular destination both for those looking to enjoy a relaxing thermal bath and for those who want to explore the region.
Pontevedra is a culinary paradise that combines tradition and innovation in every dish. The food of the Rías Baixas is famous for its fresh and high quality seafood. If you are wondering where to eat in Pontevedra,
It is one of the most popular routes of the Camino de Santiago that will allow you to experience the beauty of the Rías Baixas. It is a route full of beautiful natural landscapes, historical heritage, impressive architecture and, of course, Galician gastronomy and the hospitality of the people.
Today we are going to talk about Portomarín, a charming stop on the French Camino de Santiago that promises to surprise both pilgrims and adventurous travellers.
