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Qué ver. La Catedral, junto a las cuatro plazas que la rodean –Obradoiro, Quintana, Inmaculada y Praterías- y las principales rúas históricas, son de visita obligada para los visitantes primerizos, pero hay otras joyas que nadie debería dejar fuera de su itinerario turístico.
Santiago de Compostela. Spain, Europe. The final stop on the epic Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail, Santiago is a unique city imbued with the aura of a millennium's worth of journeys. Long-gone centuries live on in its arcaded streets and magnificent stone architecture, of which the famous cathedral is the jewel in the crown.
Life around the Cathedral. Perhaps the most special place in Santiago is Plaza del Obradoiro. Life in the city seems to revolve around this point, the site of the Cathedral, Raxoi Palace, and the luxurious Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, said to be the world’s oldest hotel.On this square you’re likely to see pilgrims with their inevitable walking sticks and scallop shells.
