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Castroviejo define this city as a ‘Museum City’ and a ‘Spiritual Village’ and a French duke, defeated in the Independence War, set fire to an area of the city crying out: ‘Your beauty disarms me’.

We go around the city whose beauty disarms and we stop before the most precious jewels: St María la Mayor, Alameda, St Domingo, La Peregrina, St Francisco and the Museum. All of them are essential elements to know and understand this city that, according to Cunqueiro, ‘is made for people and calmness’.

AURIA, the gold city, was born on the left bank of the Miño, around the Burgas. It was first a mansion and then a Roman city, court of a Suevian king. OURENSE has today the largest population of the Galician interior (over 100.000 inhabitants) and has achieved the perfect conjunction between the weight of history and the vitality of the late 20th century.

LUGO is the LUCUS AUGUSTI of the Romans, the City of the Blessed Sacrament, with over two thousand years of history. Giménez Caballero stated: “All of us who know Lugo with the eyes of the soul, we know that it is one of the most amazing vertex in Spain. We go around the Roman Lugo, the Lugo of the faith, but also the city that developed throughout the centuries and the present city, full of life. The life of the city is mainly evident in the local holidays (St Froilán Feast), considered by Álvaro Cunqueiro as ‘the most beautiful festivity in Galician autumn’.

Here is the head city, the guard and key of the Kingdom of Galicia: a quarter of a million inhabitants, twenty centuries of history, and a privileged place between land and sea. We go through the history of A Coruña, crossing the galleries of St Antón Museum, the old city, the Tower of Hercules, St Carlos, St Domingo, the Collegiate, and the present city: María Pita Square and the City Council, the Galleries, the Science House, Riazor and Orzán Beaches and the port.

We offer you the majesty, history and magic of Santiago. It is a 60-minute journey around the Capital of the West with the astonishment of a medieval pilgrim, overwhelmed by over ten centuries of faith and sacrifice, enjoying the contemplation of the monument city, the final aim of the Christian’s great way. THE CATEDRAL, RAXOY, SAN PAYO, SAN MARTIN PINARIO, HOSTAL, FONSECA, BONAVAL, BELVIS, MAZARELOS..., there are up to a hundred points of reference to approach Santiago and have a graphic and sonorous evidence of the impact of Compostela, the Capital of the West.