
Lugo, Spain
Lugo’s Old Town is surrounded by the only remaining completely intact Roman walls left in the world.
Continue reading “Lugo, Spain”Lugo’s Old Town is surrounded by the only remaining completely intact Roman walls left in the world.
Continue reading “Lugo, Spain”How can you not love a city with this friendly motto: “A Coruña, the city where nobody is an outsider.”
Continue reading “A Coruña, Spain”Santiago de Compostela is the capital of scenic Galicia, tucked away in the northwestern corner of Spain.
Continue reading “The Galician Capital”300,000+ pilgrims walk each year to worship the relics of St. James, buried in Santiago de Compostela.
Continue reading “Pilgrim’s Destination”Speeding through the Galician countryside on various train trips we were fortunate to spot dozens of hórreos.
Continue reading “Pontevedra, Spain”Our first stop in the Autonomous Community of Galicia, Spain was Ourense, named the ‘city of bridges’.
Continue reading “Ourense, Spain”With it’s blend of romanesque, modernist and art deco buildings, Zamora is an architectural gem.
Continue reading “Zamora, Spain”The plaza mayor is known as the ‘living room’ of Salamanca and indeed it was our favorite hang out.
Continue reading “Salamanca’s Living Room”In the setting sun, Salamanca’s buildings glow gold, earning her the nickname, La Dorado, the golden city.
Continue reading “The Golden City”The blue eyes looking down on the streets of Cuenca, pay homage to an ancient legend of forbidden love.
Continue reading “Eyes on Cuenca”