I LOVE COMPOSTELA brings you the latest news about Santiago de Compostela and offers you ideas for leisure activities in the city in every season of the year.
Santiago de Compostela joins once again the celebrations in honor of the birth of Rosalía de Castro, on February 23rd, 1837. The City Council, together with the Rosalía Foundation, the Xunta de Galicia and the Raigame association, will hold a wreath laying at 11 a.m. this Friday in the Vigo square, located near the place where the poet was born 187 years ago.
The Alameda de Santiago de Compostela is home to one of the most famous sculptures in the city: the two Marías. It is one of the most visited and photographed works by visitors. But these two colorful women hide a story of suffering, resistance and freedom that inspires many people today.
Santiago (é) Tapas, the tapas contest of Compostela, returns one more year to the city with its fifteenth edition from Thursday, February 15 to March 3. On this occasion,...
Santiago de Compostela is committed to theater and dance. The Galician Network of Theaters and Auditoriums is preparing to delight the public of Compostela with an offer of eleven performances of performing arts during the first half of the year.
The month of February is here and it comes with a great cultural offer for all tastes. Here is a list of what to do in February in Santiago de Compostela so you never run out of plans.
Each city has a gentilicio with which to name its inhabitants. And the case of Santiago de Compostela is curious, since in addition to the two official ones (santiagués and compostelano), it has an extra term with which to denominate those of the area: ‘picheleiros’. But where did this curious term come from?
Galicia has achieved a new milestone at the beginning of the year. The community has been included in CNN’s list of recommended travel destinations for 2024. This is a milestone, as it is the only region in Spain mentioned and one of only five in Europe.
The Camino de Santiago has bid farewell to 2023 with an extraordinary phenomenon, consolidating its success after the record numbers of Xacobeo 21-22. Santiago de Compostela has experienced a steady increase in the number of pilgrims, surpassing the figure of 446,000, marking a 2% increase over the Holy Year.
The well-known Circo del Sol returns to Santiago de Compostela with its new show ‘Ovo’. The event is scheduled for January 3-7 at the Multiusos Fontes do Sar and promises to be a great way to welcome 2024.
Santiago de Compostela has welcomed ‘Alameda en Xogo’, a program of activities that hosts one of the most attractive attractions this Christmas: a completely free ecological ice rink.
The new year begins and comes with many different activities to welcome 2024 in the best way. Therefore, we leave you the list of what to do in January in Santiago de Compostela.
Santiago de Compostela is home to a statue that over the years has captured the attention of locals and tourists alike. It is the Tree of Science, a monument located between the schools of Fonseca and San Xerome that houses a curious tradition that has endured over the centuries.
We are becoming more and more environmentally conscious. Sustainability is important to take care of the environment around us. This is where you can give a new life to many objects. In this article, we list some of the second hand stores in Santiago de Compostela.
The Cidade da Cultura dresses up with the arrival of a new immersive exhibition that fuses art and technology to raise awareness about biodiversity and the importance of...
Santiago de Compostela is a city with a rich and varied history. And, as you might expect, it also has numerous myths behind it. One of the best known is the legend of the shadow of the Quintana.
