Cheap Holidays to Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela Holidays

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Holidays in Santiago de Compostela

Fill your suitcase and get ready to discover Santiago de Compostela! A trip here promises to be a memorable one.

Often, it's the people of a city that make it special. In this part of La Coruna, there's 95,000 of them.

Santiago de Compostela is located 300 miles northwest of the nation's capital, Madrid, and 4 miles northeast of Raices.

We're sure you know this by now, but Santiago de Compostela Cathedral is not to be missed by visitors to Santiago de Compostela. As far as iconic attractions go, it's up there with the best.

If you would like to uncover a greener side of Santiago de Compostela, spend a day at one of its leafy parklands. Drop by Alameda Park, Santo Domingo de Bonaval Park or Belvis Park.

Santiago de Compostela Tourism Office is a good starting point for your stay. You'll find a range of information here, including inspiration for day trips, which restaurants you can't miss and so much more.

Make your way to the Museum of the Galician People or Fundacion Eugenio Granell if the weather's no good. Study the eye-opening displays or just take a moment in the calm settings. Museum nerds should also pencil in visits to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral Museum and the Sacred Art Museum.

You needn't be an expert in the arts to get something out of the striking, eye-opening and sometimes challenging pieces which grace the walls of the Galician Center of Contemporary Art.

Are you eager to explore a few history-filled attractions? the University of Santiago de Compostela and Raxoi Palace will leave you with a greater understanding of Santiago de Compostela's heritage. If you're hungry for more, Pazo de Fonseca and the Fonseca College should also be on your must-see list.

A who's who list of residents have called Xelmirez Bishop's Palace home. From lavish decor to its impressive façade, this stately abode is the jewel in Santiago de Compostela's crown.

Looking to add some spirituality to your escape? Take a look around San Martino Pinario Monastery and Colexiata de Santa Maria do Sar. Puerta Santa and Monastery and Church of San Paio de Antealtares also attract lots of spiritually curious travellers.

A superb way to familiarise yourself with Santiago de Compostela is to linger in its public spaces. Obradoiro Square and Plaza de la Quintana are just a couple of spots to sit and immerse yourself in local life. Alternatively, take in the vibe of Platerias Square or Square of the Immaculate.

City of Culture of Galicia ought to be near the top of every visitor's travel itinerary. It's one of the most attractive local landmarks, and it makes for a postcard-perfect holiday snap!

Erected to commemorate the city's past, the symbolic structure of Casa do Cabildo is a pleasant place to pause for a quiet moment of reflection.

Whether you're after a keepsake of your holiday or just the basics, El Corte Ingles Shopping Center and Area Central Shopping Center are the places to turn to. If you're keen for some more retail therapy, Mercado de Abastos de Santiago also offers an impressive range of outlets.

Santiago de Compostela also features some less well-known tourist sights, like the Library and Archive of Galicia. You should also consider an outing to Plaza Roja.