Santiago de Compostela
Packages in Santiago de Compostela
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Santiago de Compostela Vacation Packages
This area of La Coruna is home to about 95,000 inhabitants.
The national capital of Madrid is located 300 miles southeast of Santiago de Compostela, while Raices lies 4 miles to the southwest.
For some relaxing time outdoors, escape to the area's beloved green spaces. You'll find plenty of people whiling away a lazy day at Alameda Park, Santo Domingo de Bonaval Park and Belvis Park.
Whether you're in need of a certain map or just a bit of general info, the staff at Santiago de Compostela Tourism Office should be able to help you out.
The area's exhibition spaces are a treasure trove of fascinating tales and achievements. Meander through the hallways as you admire the displays at Museum of the Galician People and Fundacion Eugenio Granell. Also worth considering are Santiago de Compostela Cathedral Museum and Sacred Art Museum.
If you're wanting to see some art, stop by Galician Center of Contemporary Art and take a look at their alluring pieces.
Discover the region's past with a visit to University of Santiago de Compostela and Raxoi Palace, just two of the interesting historic sites here. More tales from the days of old are waiting for you at Pazo de Fonseca and North University Campus.
Coming face to face with different religions can be one of the most valuable parts of traveling. Interested in learning about Santiago de Compostela's spiritual side? Go for a stroll around Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, San Martino Pinario Monastery and Colexiata de Santa Maria do Sar.
Though city squares often seem quite similar, each one has its own special history, characters and architecture that tend to make it unique. While exploring, be sure to take the path through Obradoiro Square and Plaza de la Quintana. The locals will also point you towards Platerias Square and Square of the Immaculate.
One of the most cherished local landmarks, City of Culture of Galicia is an essential stop.
Casa do Cabildo was built as a physical dedication to Santiago de Compostela's history.
If you are looking to indulge in some retail therapy, drive to one of the retail hubs and hunt down a bargain. A few of the most exciting places to start with are El Corte Ingles Shopping Center, Area Central Shopping Center and Mercado de Abastos de Santiago.
Regardless of whether you're staying in Santiago de Compostela for work or for rest, you won't regret an afternoon spent at Library and Archive of Galicia or Plaza Roja.
A great hotel often equates to vacation happiness. You can check out some of the best hotels in Santiago de Compostela through Expedia's lodging page.
Looking at the more exclusive end of Santiago de Compostela's options, check out the latest Expedia deals at the Parador de Santiago - Hostal dos Reis Católicos, at Plaza do Obradoiro 1, or the Hotel Spa Relais & Chateaux A Quinta da Auga, at Paseo Da Amaia 23/b. If you're open to more budget options, the Moure Hotel, at Calle Loureiros, 6, and the Hotel Montenegro, at Rúa de Xelmírez, 18, are good options as well.
No trip to Santiago de Compostela is complete without spending a little time at Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. If your time is here is short and you'd prefer to stay close to this iconic attraction, the San Francisco Hotel Monumento and the AC Palacio del Carmen, Autograph Collection are both worth checking out.
