VISIT COMPOSTELA AND ENJOY A MAGICAL GALICIA!

Visiting the Cathedral, taking in the museums, touching the figure of Saint James and, if you get the chance, experiencing a mass with the famous Botafumeiro incense burner.

Seeing the monumental sites of Santiago de Compostela and losing yourself in its plazas and alleyways.

Sampling the spectacular gastronomic varietythe city has to offer.

Visiting the City of Culture, a sample of the city's architectural heritage designed by Peter Eisenman.

Climbing up to the rooftops of the Cathedral to see Compostela from the skies.

Strolling through the Plaza de Abastos market hall to discover the gastronomic wealth yielded by the land.

Wandering up to the Alameda lookout point to take a picture like the typical Santiago postcards.

Walking the last stretch of the Way of Saint James to witness the site sight that greets pilgrims upon their arrival from Monte do Gozo.

Discovering the city's vibrant nightlife.

Taking in the panoramic view from the Park of San Domingos de Bonaval, and seizing the opportunity to see the convent, the Galicia Contemporary Art Centre and the Museo do Pobo Galego.

Islas Cíes, an Atlantic paradise with islands of white sand bathed in clear waters.

Ribeira Sacra, where centuries of wine tradition meet Roman past in an inland haven.

The Beach of Las Catedrales, a stunning monument shaped by nature.

Rías Baixas, traditionally charming seaside towns, breathtaking beaches and no end of activities.

Finisterre and Costa da Morte, the most stunning end of the world you could ever imagine.

A Coruña and the Tower of Hercules, city sightseeing overlooking the sea.

Castro de Baroña, Celtic tradition on the sea shore.

The sand dunes of Corrubedo, Galicia's very own desert.

The walled city of Lugo, a living testament of times gone by.

Santiago de Compostela and The Way of Saint James. History, tradition, spirituality and art converge in a single destination.