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Holidays in Galicia - Travel information Galicia - Galicia Holidays.
Provinces in Galicia : A Coruña, Lugo, Ourense, Pontevedra
In the north Galicia borders the Cantabrian Sea, in the west the Atlantic Ocean, in the south Portugal and in the east Castille & León and Asturias.
Capital City Galicia : Santiago de Compostella
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Camping & Caravanning Galicia
 Eurocampings - ACSI Camping Guide
Car Rental Galicia
Holiday Autos -
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Holiday Homes / Apartments
- Holiday homes Galicia
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Hotels in Galicia
Booking - Hotels in Galicia - Hotel Guide Galicia
Hotels in Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Vigo, Lugo, Sanxenxo, Pontevedra, O Grove, Ourense, Covas, Portonovo, Bastiagueiro, Ribadeo, and more.
Centrally located hotels ranging from small family run budget accommodation to world-class five star hotels.
Booking - Hotels Costa de la Muerte - Hotel Guide Costa de la Muerta
Hotels in Bastiagueiro, Perillo, Finisterre, Neaño, Laxe, en Arteixo.
Booking - Hotels Costa Verde - Hotel Guide Costa Verde
 Hesperia Hotels in A Coruña (Spain) from 75 €
 Hesperia Hotels in Ferrol (Spain) from 54 €
 Hesperia Hotels in San Sebastián (Spain) from 76 €
 Hesperia Hotels in Santiago de Compostela (Spain) from 59 €
 Hesperia Hotels in Vigo (Spain) from 59 €
Travel Agents / Tour Operators
- Create your perfect trip to Galicia
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Crystal Lakes and Mountains - Holidays in Spain
One of the UK's leading providers of lakes and mountains holidays in Europe and North America.
Brittany Ferries Holidays and Breaks
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Travel Guide Galicia / Related books
Amazon.com - Travel Guides Galicia
Northern Spain Insight Guide (Insight Guides S.) - by Teresa Farino
This book includes a section detailing Northern Spain's history, 12 features covering aspects of its life and
culture, ranging from Santiago de Compostela's pilgrim route to Pamplona's annual wild bull run, a region by
region visitor's guide to the sights, and a comprehensive Travel Tips section packed with essential contact addresses and numbers. Plus hundreds of top-notch photographs and 20 maps
Paperback 300 pages (May 30, 2003); Publisher: Insight Guides.
Atlantic Houses, Galicia and Northern Portugal
By Antonio Armesto, Quim Padro (Editor), Graham Thomson (Translator)
Transport / How do I get to Galicia
Santiago de Compostela Airport - see AENA
The airport is located 10 kilometres from Santiago de Compostela, political and cultural capital of Galicia.
Getting there | Accessibility | Parking | Departures | Arrivals | Destinations | Frequently asked questions | Weather
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Road maps Galicia at Amazon
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Travel Insurance
Turgalicia - Tourism
Government Galaica - Xunta de Galicia
Benvida do Presidente | Galicia | Consellerías | Servizos | DOG | Guia da Comunicación | Organismos Autónomos | Novas | Busca | Axuda ]
Santiago de Compostela - Capital City Galicia - Santiago Turismo
Santiago de Compostela is mainly a monumental town, a stony miracle which has been shaped around the
Apostle St James's sepulchre along the centuries, and which has resulted in one of the most splendid and
harmonic architectural ensembles in the world. Considered to be one of the three spiritual capitals of
Christendom together with Rome and Jerusalem, from the Middle Ages it became the goal of religious
pilgrimages, a phenomenon that would give birth to the pilgrims' Road to Santiago, the real spine of the art and
the thought from which, as Goethe said, the idea of Europe would be born. Thanks to this road, Compostela
spread its creations all over Europe in the same way that all cultural trends found their reflection in the city.
A Coruña Province - Deputación da Coruña
Province Lugo - Deputación Provincial de Lugo
Province Ourense - Deputación Provincial de Ourense
Pontevedra Province - Diputación Provincial de Pontevedra
Santiago de Compostella - Capital Province A Coruna - Santiago Turismo
Endpoint famous European pilgrimage route.
At the beginning of the ninth century, the bishop of Iria, Teodomiro, discovered the tomb of the apostle St
James and Kings Alfonso II and Alfonso III erected churches and founded the monasteries of Antealtares and
Pinario. The cult of Santiago, however, had aroused the distrust of the Muslim vizier, Almanzor, who razed Compostela to the ground in 997 and took the bells off to Cordoba.
A Coruña City - The Town Council of La Coruna
The municipality of La Coruña lies in the extreme north west of Spain and forms part of the autonomous
region of Galicia. It is an Atlantic city with a moderate climate.
Information | What to see | Where to eat | Where to sleep | Active tourism | Beaches and Environment |
Celebrations and markets | Leisure Time | Congresses | City Map La Coruna | Photographic Gallery
Betanzos
The village of Betanzos, 23 kilometres from La Coruña, contains wonderful examples of medieval architecture
, with the many houses bearing coats of arms and its 'fishing quarter' making it a delightful place to visit. Once a flourishing port, it now lies some distance from the sea.
Ferrol
Lugo - Concello de Lugo
During the Roman occupation, Lugo was the only town in Galicia to be legally recognised as a provincial
capital. Its walls, with many semi-circular turrets along a circuit of over 2 kilometres, date back to that time. In spite of subsequent additions, it is the finest Roman-walled area in the country.
Turismo : Museos e monumentos, Catedral, Vestixios Romanos, Festas, Axenda Cultural, Gastronomía, Aloxamento e información
Mondoñedo
The peaceful streets and squares of Mondoñedo are dotted with old buildings, convents and churches. The
Fonte Vella dates from the sixteenth century, but the majority of buildings date from the eighteenth century:
the Santuario de los Remedios, the Town Hall, the Santa Catalina Royal Seminary with its subsequent additions, etc.
Ourense - Concello de Ourense
Ourense is a city with centuries of history. It was an important settlement during Roman times because of its
location and because it was the ideal place to cross the River Miño. The famous Puente Viejo (Old Bridge)
dates back to those times, and although it has been rebuilt many times since then it is still the focal point of the city.
Pontevedra - Concello de Pontevedra
The many prehistoric cave engravings in the countryside surrounding the town of Pontevedra are proof of its
ancient origins; a primitive settlement situated at the foot of the river of the same name.
Tui - Concello de Tui
The history of Tui dates back many, many centuries, as befits its privileged location on a hill on the banks of
the River Miño and on the border with Portugal. These circumstances had a great bearing on the planning of its ancient streets, which harmoniously wind their way down from the cathedral to the river.
Vigo - Concello de Vigo
The sea and Vigo are inseparable. In the sixteenth century the port of Berbés was an important shipping
centre throughout the world, hit by a series of raids led initially by Drake and which culminated in the battle of Rande and the sinking of the Indies galleons.
Costa de la Muerte / Costa da Morte - Finisterre / Finisterra - The Death Coast
Camino de Santiago
The pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Compostela can be started from any of the villages along the Santigo Route
since it is not necessary to go through every stage of it. But if you want to make the pilgrimage from beginning to end, you will have to start in Roncesvalles and cover 31 stages.
Press - Diario de Ferrol
Press - Diario de Pontevedra
Press - La Voz de Galicia
TV - TV Ferro- - Canal 31 - emision en directo online
University Santiago de Compostela - USC - Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Cuisine
Spaintour - Typical Spanish Dishes
The Book of Spanish Cooking by Hilaire Walden
From apple cake to zarzuela, this collection of recipes, while not all-encompassing, is a great introduction to
the richness of the Spanish cuisine - and at a relative bargain price, to boot. Also recommended: This series's
installments on North African, Mediterranean, Greek and French provincial cooking, antipasti, pasta, light pasta sauces, and pizzas and Italian breads.
ISBN: 1557880638
Traditional Spanish Cooking by Janet Mendel
Traditional Spanish Food is based on village cooking, with broad regional styles. Following years of res earch
and inspired by her love of Spanish food, Janet Mendel has brought together a wonderful collection of recipes, fro m pastries to paella.
Publisher: Garnet Publishing, Ltd.; ASIN: 1859640524
History of Galicia
Galicia's History - Wikipedia
Music, Art & Culture, Events & Entertainment
The Bagpipes of Galicia - Audio CD - listen to the song samples of Banda De Gaitas Ledicia
Un Canto a Galicia - Julio Iglesias
The Way of St. James
Bagpipe Sheet Music at Musicroom
This is the place to find bagpipe sheet music and tutor methods. UK site. Free delivery on orders over £15, secure payment and money back guarantee.
Web Portals / Search engines / Directories
Galinor - The tourist guide of Galicia.
Llugonet.com - El portal de Lugo en internet
Empresas, restaurantes, hoteles, casas rurales, agenda, cartelera, cines, foro, and more
Terra - portal site / search engine [ spanish language ]
Google.es
Yellow Guide Spain
Telefonica.es - White Guide
Search Iberia - search engine for information about Spain
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