• Mercado de Abastos de Santiago - Santiago’s food market exudes a rural chic ambiance, blending traditional shops run by local farm women with trendy stalls.

In the Abastos area, modernity and tradition coexist harmoniously, with exciting new restaurants opening in recent years.

Here, visitors can discover some of Galicia’s finest products.

• Monasterio de San Martin Pinario - This monastery was established in the ninth century by Benedictine monks who settled in the city after learning about the discovery of St. James’ remains.

The current structure, dating from the late 15th century, is a magnificent example of baroque architecture, considered one of Spain’s most spectacular.

Visitors can ascend to the choir to marvel at the intricate wood-carving and admire the altarpieces by 18th-century architect Fernando de Casas Novoa.

• Portico de la Gloria - Designed as a portico or narthex of the Cathedral, this masterpiece sculpted by Maestro Mateo between 1168 and 1188 features three arches and over 200 granite figures.
• Cathedral De Santiago de Compostela - The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is a Catholic worship temple located in the city of the same name, in the heart of La Coruña province, Galicia.

According to tradition, it houses the tomb of the Apostle Santiago, making it one of Europe’s main pilgrimage destinations during the Middle Ages via the Camino de Santiago, a spiritual route that followed the Milky Way, connecting the Iberian Peninsula with the rest of the continent.

• Plaza del Obradoiro - Praza do Obradoiro, with its majestic Cathedral, serves as the main square of Santiago de Compostela, despite not being centrally located.

The Cathedral is Santiago’s most renowned building, featuring a Romanesque structure with later Gothic and Baroque elements.

• Hostal de los Reyes Catolicos - Construction of the Royal Hospital began in 1501 by order of the Catholic Monarchs, who visited Santiago in 1486 and recognized the need for improved healthcare for residents and pilgrims.

Today, it has been transformed into a 5-star hotel.

• Palacio de Raxoi - This neoclassical building, named after the archbishop who founded it, completed the square’s enclosure in the 18th century.
• Rúa Nova - This street showcases more examples of palaces and two of Santiago’s cultural landmarks: Teatro Principal and Salón Teatro.
• Rúa do Franco - Rúa do Franco is the old town’s premier gastronomic street. Its restaurants uphold the tradition of medieval innkeepers who catered to pilgrims. “Franks” referred to any pilgrim from beyond the Pyrenees, “free men” or the “Frankish Nation,” after whom the street is named.
• Rúa do Vilar - The Santiago Cathedral Foundation is located on this street, where pilgrims can obtain a certificate of their pilgrimage.
• Museo do Pobo Galego - This museum is dedicated to the culture and traditions of Galicia, offering a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the region’s history and heritage. (Additional cost of 4€ per person)

• Transport in luxury vehicles for maximum comfort.
• Transport equipped with extra features tailored to your needs.
• Service of a Certified Tourist Driver.
• Included personal accident and liability insurance.
• Executive vehicles equipped with Wi-Fi, bottled water, and refreshments.
• A relaxing atmosphere throughout the journey.

• Typical Lunch (Starter - Main course – Drink– Dessert – Coffee) with Alvarinho Wine
• Ticket to Cathedral and Museum
• Official spanish guide for cathedral and walking tour of 2 hours
• Gratuities are not included and are left to individual discretion

Join us for an exclusive tour of Santiago de Compostela, an esteemed spiritual and cultural hotspot in Europe. Our adventure commences with a stop at the historical Old Town, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site since 1985. While there, visitors will marvel at the sublime Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, a Romanesque architectural wonder that has been a beacon for pilgrims for centuries. We’ll also see the popular Praza do Obradoiro, the city’s centerpiece, flanked by significant structures like the Palacio de Raxoi and the Hostal de los Reyes Católicos. Our trip involves strolling down the city’s picturesque narrow lanes and plazas, unveiling the local gastronomy, featuring renowned Galician seafood and Albariño wine. In essence, our private tour of Santiago de Compostela offers a prime opportunity to explore the spiritual and cultural wealth of this stunning city and region, with a personal touch and utmost attentiveness to detail.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.