Tourism in Galicia
What to see in Galicia: nature, culture, and adventure beyond the Camino
Every pilgrim in love with the Camino de Santiago holds a special attachment to these green lands, but, what else does Galicia have to offer us apart from the Camino? From its endless Atlantic and Cantabrian beaches to its small and hidden Celtic hill forts, Galicia is a place full of wonders for the eyes, the ears, and let us not forget the taste. Are you ready to immerse yourself in this green adventure?
Discover the Must-See Places in Galicia Beyond the Camino de Santiago
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Where to See the August 2026 Solar Eclipse on the Camino de Santiago
12 of May, 2026
Read moreThe solar eclipse of August 12, 2026 will be spectacularly visible across northern Spain, and many of the best viewing locations coincide with the Camino de Santiago. Discover the best routes and places to experience this historic phenomenon while walking the Camino.
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10 Hidden Secrets to See in Santiago de Compostela
23 of March, 2026
Read moreDiscover the 10 hidden secrets to see in Santiago de Compostela beyond the classic tourist itineraries: from historic parks and curious streets of the old town to medieval symbols, facades with ancient marks, the oldest pharmacy in the city, and unique architectural details known only to those who explore the city thoroughly, ideal for travelers who want to see Compostela from a different perspective
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The Characters of Carnival in Galicia
18 of February, 2026
Read moreThe Galician Entroido is a traditional carnival with ancient roots, a blend of pagan and Christian culture. It is characterized by unique characters such as Cigarróns, Pantallas, or Peliqueiros, who roam the streets with satire and tradition, especially in Ourense, offering a unique cultural experience on the Camino de Santiago.
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The Peliqueiros: a deeply rooted tradition in Galicia
12 of February, 2026
Read moreThe page about Peliqueiros de Laza presents this festive Galician tradition with history, significance, and details of the parade, explaining its cultural and tourist role in Laza and offering travelers reasons to discover this unique celebration, its origins, dates, and experiences when visiting it in the heart of Galicia.
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Soak up the party with the Entroido, the Galician Carnival
03 of February, 2026
Read moreCelebration of Entroido in Galicia, with a description of its most notable traditions, dates, and emblematic places, from parades and costumes to typical gastronomy, for those seeking to experience this unique carnival. Includes tips for planning visits and experiencing Galician festive culture.
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10 exciting hiking routes to discover Galicia
29 of January, 2026
Read moreDiscover the best hiking routes in Galicia beyond the Camino de Santiago. From mountains like Pena Trevinca to unique landscapes such as Fragas do Eume or the Sil Canyon, here’s a must-see selection for nature lovers.
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El Pico Sacro and the legend of the evil Queen Lupa
04 of December, 2025
Read moreThe Sacred Mountain, near Santiago, is a mountain linked to the Jacobean legend and Queen Lupa. It stands out for its geological value, its cave, and its symbolism in the Traslatio of the Apostle, combining history and myth.
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What to see near Santiago de Compostela in one day
12 of November, 2025
Read moreGuide to visiting Santiago de Compostela in one day, with an optimized itinerary that covers the Cathedral, the historic center, and its main monuments, including recommendations on what to see, where to eat, and how to organize your time to make the most of a brief visit to the city.
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The Botafumeiro of Santiago Cathedral: history, curiosities and how to see it
01 of September, 2025
Read moreThe Botafumeiro is the great censer of the Cathedral of Santiago, a symbol of the Way. Its history, liturgical function, and spectacular flight combine faith, tradition, and engineering, creating a unique and thrilling experience for pilgrims.
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The Tower of Hercules: History, Legends, and Panoramas of A Coruña
20 of August, 2025
Read moreDiscover the Tower of Hercules in A Coruña, the oldest functioning Roman lighthouse in the world. This article reviews its history, significance, and curiosities, as well as providing practical information for the visit and understanding its importance as a cultural symbol and World Heritage Site.