Santiago de Compostela

From here you have a spectacular panoramic view of the city and the cathedral. You can stroll among the trees, sit and rest, or even have a picnic.

During your stay you can not miss a visit to the famous cathedral, the jewel of the city and a world famous pilgrimage site. Admission is free for residents of Galicia. If you arrive at the right time, you might witness the famous “botafumeiro” (the giant censer) in action.

Rúa do Franco is one of the most emblematic streets of Santiago de Compostela, known for being the epicenter of the city's nightlife and gastronomy. With a length of just 150 meters, this street is home to up to 80 locals, offering a wide variety of gastronomic and leisure options. It is an ideal place to enjoy tapas and more, surrounded by the magic and unique atmosphere of Santiago, making it a must stop for tourists and locals alike.

The historic center of Santiago becomes a lively place at night. There are many bars and small places where you can enjoy live music or just relax with friends. In addition, many times the entrance to these places is free, and drinks are usually not expensive.

The Camino de Santiago is one of the most famous pilgrimage routes in the world, attracting thousands of travelers every year. Along its various routes, you can enjoy breathtaking landscapes, a rich history and the opportunity to live a unique experience towards the majestic Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Ideal for adventure and culture lovers.

There are several options for free tours, organized by local guides. These tours are an excellent way to learn about the history of Santiago de Compostela and its secrets, and the best thing is that you only pay what you think is fair at the end.

If you want to immerse yourself in the local culture, the Mercado de Abastos is an ideal option. Here you can find a wide variety of fresh and local products, as well as small stores and stalls where you can try Galician empanadas, fresh seafood and other typical dishes.

This is one of the most traditional restaurants in Santiago, known for its famous Galician-style octopus. The recipe is their own, and you can enjoy a generous dish accompanied by the classic “cachelos” (boiled potatoes) with a good drizzle of olive oil.

In this restaurant you will find one of the best Santiago cakes in the city. It is a cozy place, with a very local atmosphere, where you can taste the famous almond cake accompanied by a good coffee. Its simplicity and quality make it very popular among residents and tourists.

From May 26th to 31st, Santiago celebrates these traditional festivities with concerts, theatrical performances, an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy the local gastronomy.

This music festival will be held from June 12 to 14 at Monte do Gozo. It is one of the most important events in Galicia, with a wide variety of national and international artists.

This 10k night race, certified by the Royal Spanish Athletics Federation, runs through the most emblematic places of the historic city of Santiago de Compostela, offering a unique experience by allowing you to run through the illuminated streets of the old town.