Pilgrimage to San Andrés de Teixido

More and more people consider it essential to walk at least one of the many routes of the Camino de Santiago at least once in their lives. It’s no coincidence that in October 2025 we reached, for the first time in our history, our five hundred thousandth pilgrim in a single year. Half a million […]

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Finisterre: Celtic presence at the End of the Camino

For centuries, thousands of pilgrims have followed the trail of stars to the tomb of the Apostle James in Compostela. But some don’t stop there. Some feel their journey isn’t truly complete until they reach the real end of the earth: Cape Finisterre. There, where the sun melts into the Atlantic Ocean and the known […]

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Hórreos and Cruceiros: symbols of Galicia on the Camino

When people think of Galicia, lush green landscapes, peaceful estuaries, charming towns, and unique architectural landmarks often come to mind, especially the hórreos and cruceiros.These elements, though rooted in centuries past, remain a living part of everyday life in Galicia.Hórreos and cruceiros are more than just architecture; they are expressions of tradition, identity, and spirituality. […]

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Meet the most iconic figures of the Entroido (carnival) in Galicia

The Entroido in Galicia is one of the most fascinating and unique carnival celebrations in Spain. Also known as Antroido or Introido, its name varies depending on the area. Over the years, it has remained alive, even during times when it was banned, and today, eleven of its carnivals hold the title of Festival of […]

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Pazos of Galicia: routes and experiences in historic places

Galicia is a land of lush landscapes, ancient legends, and unique architecture, which finds its highest expression in the iconic pazos—historic manor houses that reflect the region’s noble past. A pazo is a traditional Galician stately home, once the residence of wealthy noble families. These constructions, heirs to medieval castles, stand out for their solid […]

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A toast to Galicia: beyond its wines

When we think of Galicia, its rich winemaking tradition is one of the first things that comes to mind. It’s hard not to associate this land with its five renowned D.O. regions—Rías Baixas, Ribeiro, Ribeira Sacra, Valdeorras, and Monterrei. Whether at a bar or a restaurant, ordering an Albariño or Mencía has become a custom […]

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Top routes to explore Galicia in Fall

Fall is one of the most magical seasons to experience the stunning landscapes and rich culture of Galicia. With forests painted in warm colors, winding rivers, and air that’s refreshingly cooler than the rest of the Iberian Peninsula, Galicia offers unique experiences that shine even brighter this time of year. The changing season brings everything […]

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