Bridges to history
If rivers are the arteries that irrigate and fill the lands of Galicia with life, bridges are the constructions that since time immemorial have served to cross these currents, creating …
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The Maceda Castle and Alfonso X the Wise
Now converted into a monument hotel, Maceda Castle is another of those fortresses that have stood proudly on some of the hills of Galicia for centuries and that invite us …
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Illustrious pilgrims captivated by the Camino de Santiago
 The new Holy Year has once again placed the Camino de Santiago, the city of the Apostle and Galicia in general under the spotlight. There are many pilgrims …
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On the trail of Galicia’s pioneering women scientistsÂ
Promoting full access and equal participation of women in science are two of the objectives for which the International Day of Women and Girls in Science has been celebrated every …
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A journey through the places that inspired Pondal’s verses
                   “Eu nacÃn cabo de pinal espeso,                                         Eu nacÃn na pequena Ponte-Ceso”  These two verses in which Eduardo Pondal refers to his native town are just a small …
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Ancestral rites, legends and historical episodes give shape to the most traditional characters of the entroido.
Trying to trace the origins of the entroido (the Galician carnival) entails entering into lands where the mists of the past allow us to glimpse more conjectures than certainties and …
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