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Liberal, fast-paced and modern, the city of A Coruña also has a poetic soul that links it with the English romanticism of the nineteenth century. The relationship comes from a …
San Carlos, the romantic garden of A Coruña Read More
Anyone who has ever visited the Muros e Noia estuary will forever remember the silhouette of Mount Louro, because it is unmistakable. Its two humps seem to emerge from the …
The Louro mount and lagoon Read More
Bells of Bastabales, when I hear you ring, I die of solitude. The three verses with which this poem opens are among the best known, most appreciated and more often …
The bells of Bastavales to which Rosalía sang Read More
It is said that first the French invasion at the beginning of the nineteenth century, and then the echoes of the Carlist Wars left such a deep impression on the …
The Xenerais da Ulla Read More
More than one visitor will have been surprised when walking through the streets of old Compostela by the presence of curious engravings on the facade of most houses. We are …
Ownership marks in the houses of Compostela Read More
They say that suffering is inherent to cycling. The Ézaro viewpoint must be, therefore, one of the Olympus of this sport: uncovered to the general public in the Vuelta a …
The Ézaro viewpoint, a cycling Olympus Read More