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This walk through the city of La Coruña is very pleasant and everything is told in German. We walk and drive through the city. That's why it's very interesting, because in the hours we're together, you can also choose the program in the order you need or want. I hope that you too can be thrilled with this experience. Cruise guests, pilgrims, tourists from all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland are always welcome. You will also get to know part of the English pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela. Our landscape, gastronomy, history and legends that I am about to tell you are certainly a beautiful memory of this beautiful port city in northern Spain. The most important sights, our lighthouse, our town hall square, nice little tapas bars streets, etc. I am waiting for you all with joy! I always send you a small photo album afterwards as a reminder!

Monforte de Lemos, capital of Ribeira Sacra, is part of the Red de Juderías de España and the County of Lemos is one of the most relevant in the Medieval and Modern times. It is a walk through the city where we will discover the most relevant points of the second most populated nucleus in the province of Lugo.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Dive deep into the rich tapestry of La Coruña, a gem of Galicia, as we navigate its historic streets and picturesque coastline. Embark on a journey through time and artistry, beginning with the heart of the city at Pr. de María Pita. This vibrant square pulses with tales from yesteryears, and its surrounding architecture narrates stories of heroism and grandeur. Not far, the Casa Museo Picasso offers an intimate window into the early life of the legendary Pablo Picasso. Here, guests get a rare glimpse into the spaces that influenced the maestro before he stepped onto the global art stage. But our exploration doesn’t end there. A trove of other attractions await, from serene gardens to bustling beaches, each corner of La Coruña revealing layers of its cultural and natural essence. Join us, and let’s uncover the secrets and stories that this Spanish haven holds.

Discover the historic and culturally significant cathedral and town of Santiago de Compostela and learn all about its place at the conclusion of several Christian pilgrimage routes that span the countries of Spain, Portugal and France. Wander the medieval streets, and find hidden gems serving typical local food and drink around every corner.

The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is one of the most important sites in Europe for Catholics, as well as being interesting to non-Catholics. Make the most out of your visit by joining this cathedral and museum tour, where you’ll learn all about the culture and history of Santiago de Compostela. You can also enjoy the convenience of skipping the lines, so you don’t have to waste time lining up.

Located in the center of the Terras do Miño Biosphere Reserve, the thousand-year-old city of Lucus Augusti offers the visitor a great diversity of both natural and cultural resources. With two World Heritage Sites, Roman Wall and Lugo Cathedral, the city is one of the most important stops on the Primitive Way to Santiago. In Lugo we can visit Roman remains such as the wall, bridge, baths or mosaics; the complete network of unique museums such as the Domus de Mitreo (ancient temple dedicated to the oriental god Mitra), the House of Mosaics or the Provincial Museum; or the Cathedral, one of the most beautiful and coquettish in Galicia. After the walk, we can delight ourselves with Lugo gastronomy in the "wine zone", with which we will accompany with the famous tapas of Lugo: Plaza do Campo, Rua Nova, Rua da Cruz... This area allows us to stroll through the squares and nooks and crannies from the city.

Start your private gastronomic tour of Santiago de Compostela by meeting your guide at the predetermined location and time. One of the biggest marketplaces in Spain, Mercado de Abastos, is a good place to start your visit. Your guide will show you through the stalls while you discover the regional ingredients that give Galician cuisine its distinctive flavour. Visit Ra do Franco, a busy street lined with tapas bars and eateries, to continue your trip. You will have the chance to try some of the city's most well-known foods, including empanadas and pulpo a la gallega Following the wine tasting, you'll go to an artisanal cheese shop where you'll have the chance to sample some of Galicia's top cheeses. Lastly, dine on some seafood at a nearby restaurant to cap off your journey. You can try some of the region's freshest seafood, such as clams, mussels, and oysters. The tour includes: 3 tapas and 3 drinks per person

Discover the best of Vigo during this private 3.5-hour city tour or shore excursion. Customize your itinerary based on your interests with your own personal tour guide and see famous landmarks such as the Puerta del Atlántico, Plaza de la Industria, Fortaleza del Castro, Berbes, and Mercado de la Piedra. Learn about the history of the Spanish port city and its culture from your informative guide.

Experience the historic city of Santiago de Compostela on this custom-crafted excursion with a local host. After a convenient pickup from select hotels, devise an itinerary that suits your interests and visit must-see sites like Plaza del Obradoiro, Palacio de Raxoi, and Catedral de Santiago de Compostela. Admire its architecture and learn about the history of Santiago’s UNESCO-designated old town from a passionate local.

Discover the sights, smells, and flavors of Rias Baixas during this private tour. Perfect for cruisers, this excursion is a great introduction to this Spanish region, stopping at a mixture of wineries, scenic viewpoints, and traditional villages. Choose from different tour options depending on your budget, and enjoy an itinerary that explores Rias Baixas's highlights.

Discover the true flavor of Galicia on this lively tapas and wine tour through the heart of Santiago de Compostela. Wander charming historic streets, step into beloved local bars, and taste a delicious selection of traditional tapas paired with excellent Galician wines Perfect for food lovers, wine enthusiasts, and curious travelers, this tour is more than just a meal—it’s a fun and authentic way to experience Santiago like a local. Come hungry, leave happy, and create unforgettable memories along the way.

Private cultural exploration through Vigo reveals a coastal city shaped by maritime heritage and ancient Galician traditions. Walk through historic streets where Old Town architecture and Atlantic influence reflect centuries of transformation. Stone pathways and elegant squares create an inspiring atmosphere connected to a history older than the United States. What stories shaped Vigo into one of Galicia’s most fascinating cultural destinations? Discover heritage districts, historic ports, and architectural landmarks connected to trade, exploration, and regional identity. Ancient traditions and vibrant local culture blend with scenic coastal views and classical charm. Historic buildings and hidden corners reveal the remarkable evolution of this Atlantic civilization. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Explore one of Spain’s most singular wine regions—and visit a range of wineries without having to worry about driving—on this private, full-day tour of Galicia’s Rias Baixas, famed for its albarino grape cultivation. After pickup from your Santiago de Compostela hotel, travel via private vehicle to the Salnes Valley to visit multiple producers for tours and tastings, with a stop at a local furancho for lunch (own expense).

Discover the rugged beauty of the Costa de la Muerte and the dramatic landscape of Cabo Finisterre on this private tour. With a knowledgeable guide, you will experience some of the most breathtaking and lesser-known sites in the region. After a comfortable car drive from Santiago de Compostela, you will reach the Costa de la Muerte, which is aptly named "the Coast of Death" due to its dangerous rocky coastline and shipwrecks that have occurred throughout history. You will have the opportunity to explore some of the region's most picturesque fishing villages such as Muxía and Finisterre. The area is also known for its delicious seafood, so be sure to try some of the local specialties like pulpo a la gallega (Galician-style octopus) and percebes (goose barnacles). Next, you will visit the famous Cabo Finisterre, which is considered the westernmost point of the European continent and was once thought to be the end of the world by the ancient Romans.

Unique experience to discover the best panoramic views of Tui and Valença do Miño, enjoy a traditional and historical wooden boat ride, see incredible and unique landscapes or learn part of our history.

Learn all about the rich history of Pontevedra, a truly historic Spanish town, and wander its winding streets with your storyteller guide via a special smartphone app. Begin at a square known as a resting place for pilgrims on their long journey along the Camino, and then hear a tale about a famous local carnival character who lived in the town. Follow their story to a Medieval square where markets have been held for hundreds of years.

________ PLEASE NOTE: This is a self-guided audio tour, not an entry ticket to the Cathedral. ________ Looking for a way to uncover the treasures of the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral at your own pace? Explore at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. Decode the symbolism at significant squares like Immaculate, Quintana, and Platerias, and witness the extraordinary Holy Door's entrance. • Experience the astonishing Botafumeiro, a symbol of purification for pilgrims, and discover where centuries of history are embraced in the statue of Saint James • Hear from Gabriela Garcia Stamile, a licensed tour guide and an enthusiastic ambassador for the wonders of Galicia • Do it all in 75 minutes or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home

Explore three unique gems of Galicia on this enriching day tour: the awe-inspiring Playa de las Catedrales with its natural rock cathedrals, the ancient Roman-walled city of Lugo, and the charming coastal town of Ribadeo. Each destination offers a glimpse into the region's rich history, vibrant legends, and stunning landscapes. Start at the beach sculpted by the sea, wander through historical Lugo, and unwind in picturesque Ribadeo. This tour encapsulates the essence of Galician culture and natural beauty in one memorable day. Join us to discover these iconic sights!

Visit to the excavation of the Castro de Viladonga and access to the museum Visit to the source of the river Miño and a short walk

Finisterre, known as the end of the world, offers a captivating experience in Galicia. Even the Romans were acquainted with its surroundings. This full-day excursion to Finisterre provides the ideal opportunity to explore many small and unique locations along the route. Notably, it's the only tour that follows the coastline directly for several kilometers. With its untamed and solitary landscapes, along with numerous untold stories and legends, this tour promises points of interest that are often overlooked by others. We always remain flexible, offering the option to customize the tour slightly to include any special sights you wish to see. Regardless of your location, we'll pick you up and drop you off. This private excursion is exclusively for you and your companions. Moreover, I meticulously select lesser-known destinations that are less crowded or inaccessible to others. I can tailor the itinerary to suit your preferences and adjust the routes accordingly.

Since ancient times the mountains and forests of Galicia have been the refuge of people who practiced magic and sorcery. On this route we will dust off the archives of the Holy Inquisition to get closer to the phenomenon of witchcraft and those who practiced it as we walk through the city center. We will talk about the different types of magic, rituals, spells, prayers and even forbidden books whose reading could lead to madness.

Traveling the 52 miles (85 kilometers) from Santiago to Cape Finisterre, visitors encounter the rugged, natural beauty of the northern Spanish coast. You can choose to rent a car and drive, but then you can't relax and experience the scenery. On this half-day tour, sit back, and let someone else take care of driving. See the coast's stunning vistas, and visit towns including Ponte Maceira and Muxia, and take in the sunset at Cape Finisterre.

If you’re interested in hiking the Camino de Santiago pilgrim’s trail but can’t commit to the full 500-mile trek, sign up for just the last 62 miles (100 kilometers). Simplify the planning process with this private supported hike. You’ll walk from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela over seven days and accommodation, breakfasts, and luggage transfer will be taken care of for you.

Your friend Oliver just finished the Camino de Santiago and arrived in the city of his dreams. There's one problem: he can't remember what he did yesterday, and his belongings are scattered across town. Help him retrace his steps through the Old Town before he has to leave. This self-guided walking quest takes you on a 2-hour adventure through the medieval heart of Santiago de Compostela. Using the Questo app on your smartphone, you explore 12 stops across the Old Town: from the Cathedral's Praza do Obradoiro and the monastery of San Martiño Pinario to a hilltop viewpoint above the cathedral, piecing together what really happened to Oliver the night before. Start whenever you like and explore 2.7 kilometres of Santiago's cobblestone streets at your own pace. Almost every stop has indoor shelter close by, making this a great option whatever the weather. Perfect for first-time visitors, history lovers, and pilgrims who want to discover the Old Town beyond the cathedral square.