Galician Culture & TraditionsThe Largest Cemetery of Sunken Ships in the World
National Geographic confirms it: Galicia hosts the largest cemetery of sunken ships in the world. Tales still echo around each wreck.
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Stories and routes of Galicia
Tips, routes and inspiration for your trip to Galicia.
Galician Culture & Traditions
Nature & Routes in GaliciaLa Toja Island
La Toja Island is one of the most recognisable tourist spots in the Rías Baixas — a mandatory stop on any Galician…
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Galicia GuidesThe Most Significant Typical Galician Things
At the word "Galicia", images, foods, objects come to mind — typical Galician things that mark this region.
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Galicia GuidesEducational Farms in Galicia
A complete list of educational farms in Galicia, to plan your Galicia tour differently — kids as protagonists too.
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Galician Culture & TraditionsVigo Christmas Lights, a Surprise to Discover
Vigo is the largest city in Galicia. From fishing heritage to its lively old town and the Cíes Islands. And every year,…
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Galician Culture & TraditionsGalician Villages with Names Hard to Forget
"I'm from Mullerboa", "I come from O Eido do Macho" or "my village is Cabeza de Boi" — some Galician villages have…
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Galicia Guides10 Things You Didn’t Know About Galicia
Galicia, in the top-west of Spain right above Portugal, is a unique part of the country with its own customs, culture, food…
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Galicia GuidesThe Famous Walled City of Lugo
Lugo is a small city in central Galicia, about 100 km east of Santiago. Ancient wonders — Roman walls and baths, magnificent…
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