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Julia Baird, John Lennon’s sister: “He had a spiritual background and the Camino would have influenced him positively”

25 September, 201924 January, 2022 - Leave a Comment

His premature death, four decades ago, prevented John Lennon from carrying out his plans to travel the Camino de Santiago accompanied by Salvador Dalí. But his sister, Julia Baird, has …

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Muxía, tradition sculpted in the heart of the Costa da Morte

24 September, 2019 - Leave a Comment

Tradition and legend, religion and magic, stone and sea … Several dualities coexist in Muxía, configuring the character of a town with a seafaring vocation and full of attractions to …

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What to do in Galicia the week of September 23rd to 29th

20 September, 2019 - Leave a Comment

The month of September rushes its last days with an extensive and varied proposal of activities. Traditional dances, theater, pianos in the street, short films, concerts and even a festival …

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The Castro de Vilar, a privileged watchtower on the Lor river

17 September, 2019 - Leave a Comment

Scattered throughout the four provinces and located in strategic locations, the castros are one of the most characteristic elements of the historical heritage of Galicia. A few have been excavated …

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The bridge that San Telmo could not overcome  

16 September, 2019 - Leave a Comment

The Tui International Bridge is one of the most emblematic elements of that historic town due its characteristic silhouette, with its metal structure, and the importance that since its inauguration …

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“Milky Way, a pilgrim’s guide to Galicia”. A heavenly exhibition in Compostela

16 September, 2019 - Leave a Comment

The relationship between the Jacobean route and the stars goes back to the origins of the pilgrimage phenomenon towards Santiago. In fact, according to the traditional story, it was a …

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