Turismo de Galicia

Spas & Thalassos

27 charming places  on the Caminos de Santiago

An invitation to dive into a sensorial poem of outstanding beauty

St. James' Way, natural heritage

These restaurants proudly display a distinction that celebrates their culinary talent and encourages them to continue on the path of excellence.

Contemplating the sea, on the river banks or discovering waterfalls, Galicia seduces us with its harmony of greens and blues, inviting us to discover ....

The official routes covered in this guide are capable of adapting to all
skills and desires in nature lovers and hikers.

Galicia has a wealth of landscape and the routes described in this publication are an invitation to discover its secrets. The 25 routes are an introduction to a complex, living world, in which there will always be opportunities to discover route number 26.

The pazos form part of Galician landscape that identifies us and constitute a fundamental part of our artistic heritage. And their gardens still maintain all the splendour with which they were conceived.

Galicia’s chefs and restaurants have determined that they must also aspire to creativity, modernity and innovation, while of course also respecting not only that extraordinary raw material, but also the way of cooking they learned and inherited from their mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers.

Galicia is located in a strategic place at the northwest end of the Iberian Peninsula, straddling two different worlds -the Atlantic region and the Mediterranean- which provide grounds, in a small space, for species characteristic of these two biogeographic areas.

As Catedrais (Cathedrals Beach) is one of the best beaches in the world. Beauty and magic come together at this natural monument which gives you unforgettable postcard-worthy views.

Galicia covers exactly 29,574 km2 of Europe’s horizon. One cannot say that Galicia is small before one has explored it.