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Things to do in Santiago de Compostela

 

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Santiago de Compostela Cathedral (Catedral de Santiago de Compostela)
Ranked #1 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Religious Sites; Architectural Buildings; Historic Sites

Santiago de Compostela Cathedral The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is the most famous place for pilgrimages in Spain. Santiago (St. James) became the patron saint of Spain... more »

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Ranked #2 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Large, pleasant city plaza containing the church of St. James.
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Ranked #3 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Architectural Buildings
A fusion of Plateresque and Renaissance styles gives this building, now a tourist center, a unique look.
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Ranked #4 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Parks
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Ranked #5 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Museums
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Ranked #6 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Architectural Buildings
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Ranked #7 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Museums
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Ranked #8 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Architectural Buildings
Beautiful medieval palace built in the Romanesque style.
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Ranked #9 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Historic Walking Areas
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Ranked #10 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Scenic/ Historic Walking Areas
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Ranked #11 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Museums

A wonderful, lesser known museum is a real gem of Santiago de Compostela. Situated in a 14thC building in Rúa de San Miguel, it has free entry on saturday afternoons and the... more »

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Ranked #12 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Museums
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Ranked #13 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Churches/ Cathedrals
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Ranked #14 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: History Museums
Owner description: Cidade da Cultura de Galicia ( Ciudad de la cultura -en castellano ) es un complejo arquitectonico, cultural y... more » Owner description: Cidade da Cultura de Galicia ( Ciudad de la cultura -en castellano ) es un complejo arquitectonico, cultural y entretenimiento, su construcion comenzo en 2001 y ocupa una superficie de 141.800 metros cuadrados.En enero de 2011 fueron inaugurados la biblioteca y el achivo , tanbien estan terminadas las torres heyduk, « less
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Ranked #15 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Category: Museums
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Ranked #16 of 16 attractions in Santiago de Compostela
Owner description: Flor de Santiago or Jacobean Lily is the name commonly given to one of the most beautiful and most symbolic flowers of the... more » Owner description: Flor de Santiago or Jacobean Lily is the name commonly given to one of the most beautiful and most symbolic flowers of the plant Kingdom. The Flower came to Spain towards the end of the XVI century, enveloped in “a wooden arch”, as part of the delicate material of the First nature expedition financed by the Spanish Crown. It was soon greeted with religious exaltation. The Flower atzcalxochitl, the most beautiful, red flower, shaped like a cross, was baptised “The Flower of Santiago”, because of its resemblance to the Cross of the Knights of Santiago. The recovery, today, of the Jacobean Lily allows us to cast a new look upon its great beauty and symbolism, which are key first of all to the city of Santiago de Compostela, then to Galicia, and ultimately to the Jacobean cult as a whole. « less
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