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Population:
100.000
Currency:
Euro, C1 = 100 cents
Opening hours:
Business hours are usually from
09.30/10.00-20.00/21.00 with a lunch break
from 13.00/14.00-16.30/17.00 from Mon-Sat.
Some shops do not close at midday and others,
mainly in the city centre, are open on some
Sundays and public holidays during the sales or
the Christmas season. Bars, cafeterias and
restaurants are open most of the day with
many restaurants still serving food after
midnight.
Internet:
www.santiagoturismo.com
www.santiagodecompostela.org
www.galinor.es
Newspapers:
El Composteln
Santiago 7 Das
El Correo Gallego
La Voz de Galicia
El Pais
Emergency numbers:
Emergency (24hrs) - 112
Local police - 092
Tourist information:
Santiago Tourism (Incolsa) Office
Ra do Vilar 63
Santiago de Compostela
Opening hours: every day between
09.00-21.00 in high season and between
09.00-14.00 and 16.00-19.00 in low season.
Tel: +34 981 555 129
www.santiagoturismo.com
SANTIAGO DE
COMPOSTELA
PUBLISHING DATE: 2007-11-01 | COUNTRY CODE: ES
Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafs, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,
Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps
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SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
Santiago de Compostela has been a cultural and university
centre for centuries, most famous for being the end
destination of a thousand-year-old pilgrim voyage: El
Camino de Santiago - or the Way of Saint James. Being the
capital of the Galician region in northwest Spain its everyday
life is modern and chic. Even so, awarded a UNESCO World
Heritage city in 1985, Santiago de Compostela is an
historical gem surrounded by lush nature and with a
thousand year-old tradition of welcoming travellers.
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THE CITY#THECITY#
The old town of Santiago de Compostela,
zona vieja, is all made of stone - giving it
its nickname - the city of stone, which
creates an ambiance of being in a medieval
town. Santiago is considered to be one of
the spiritual capitals of Christendom on the
line with Jerusalem and the Vatican. The
city has been shaped around the spot
where the relics of the disciple James -
Santiago - are said to be found in a field
almost 1,000 years ago sparking the
religious pilgrimages in the middle ages.
The facade of the citys grand Cathedral is
depicted on the Spanish euro cent coins.
Some of the stone buildings are part of the
citys more than 500 years-old University
of Santiago de Compostela. The 40,000
students make the city what it is today, a
lively and modern metropolis guaranteeing
a youthful atmosphere among the antique
city walls. Small enough to be strongly
influenced by its university, Santiago de
Compostela revels in a continuously
refreshed influx of youthful energy and
creativity that treats the grand stone
structures as the most magnificent stage
set.
DO & SEE#DOANDSEE#
The Cathedral
The final destination of the Santiago
pilgrims is the Cathedral with the tomb
said to contain the remains of the apostle
James.
Address: Praza do Obradoiro
Botafumeiro
The Cathedral has one of the worlds
biggest incense burners used at the
pilgrims mass held most middays. It was
first installed as the odor of the pilgrim
crowds sometimes was too unbearable.
Priests tie the "botafumeiro" censer to
ropes at the end of the mass and lift it all
the way up to the ceiling with burning
incense.
The Food Market
The market is one of Santiagos main
places to buy fresh products. When
walking among the stalls in the traditional
food market you get a sense of the
Galician gastronomy with fresh fish,
seafood, fruits, flowers and cheeses.
Thursdays and Saturdays are the main
days.
Address: Plaza de Abastos
Audiowalks
Do a guided tour of Compostelas old
streets and buildings at your own pace by
renting an MP3 player at the tourism
office.
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Address: Ra do Vilar 63
Phone: +34 981 555 129
Internet: www.santiagoturismo.com
Museo Das Pergrinacins
The Pilgrimage Museum offers an insight
into the citys history as it evolved over
centuries as a consequence of the
pilgrimages. The museum is closed on
Mondays.
Address: Ra de San Miguel 4
Underground: 6, 10, 11 and 15
Phone: +34 981 581 558
Internet: www.mdperegrinacions.com
The Alameda Park
Located in the centre, the Alameda Park is
one of the citys oldest and most loved
parks. Inside it you will find monuments
and some of the best views of the historic
town centre where offering an excellent
photo opportunity of the Cathedral rising
over the city skyline.
The Tourist Train
Every day from Easter to September, a
tourist train takes visitors from Praza do
Obradoiro or from Avenida Xon XXIII
through the old town, the gardens and
shows panoramic views of the monumental
quarter and the Cathedral.
Organised Tours Out Of Town
Santiago de Compostela is surrounded by
lush green nature which is well worth a
visit. If you dont want to wander out in
the wilderness on your own, organised day
tours are available from the tourist office.
Internet: www.santiagoturismo.com
EATING#EATING#
As the regions capital, Santiago is the hub
for Galician culinary experiences. Seafood
is one of the main specialities and can be
found on Ra do Franco as well as Ra do
Vilar. Besides fresh fish, local specialties
are charcoal-grilled meat, cured ham and
beef and other cold meats like chorizo,
salchichn and morcilla. Local cheeses
include Cebreiro, Arza, Tetilla and San
Simn.
Taberna O Gato Negro
This old tavern serves delicious tapas and
is a favourite among loyal locals.
Address: Ra Raa
Phone: +34 981 583 105
Libredn
This elegant and formal restaurant serves
traditional Galician seafood and
international dishes in the converted
stables of the Hostal dos Reis Catlicos.
Another restaurant, Enxebre - situated in
the basement - is less formal and livelier.
Address: Praza do Obradoiro 1
Phone: +34 981 582 200 / 981 050 527
Internet: www.parador.es
Restaurante Casa Manolo
Its full of students and offers decent meals
at student prices.
Address: Praza de Cervantes
Phone: +34 981 582 950
O Dezaseis
This is another favourite with the locals.
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Near the Galician museum, the restaurant
is in a cellar with stone walls, beams and
old farm gear - theres a cosy and friendly
atmosphere.
Address: Ra de San Pedro 16
Phone: +34 981 564 880
Restaurante Vilas
This restaurant serves traditional Galician
dishes - its delicious here! Politicians and
celebrities eat here when they visit
Santiago de Compostela. Try the "merluza
a la gallega".
Address: Rosalia de Castro 88
Phone: +34 981 591 000
Pulperia Os Concheiros
Food is excellent, prices are good, people
are kind and the tavern is very old. Try out
the tasty octopus.
Address: At the corner of Avenida de Lugo and Ra Dos
Concheiros
San Clemente
Tapas are yummy and cheap here, plus its
close to the Cathedral. You can eat
Spanish tortilla, empaadas, olives and
much more from C5.
Address: San Clemente 6
Phone: +34 981 580 882
CAFS#CAFES#
Caf Costa Vella
This cafe, part of the hotel by the same
name, welcomes non-guest for a relaxing
break in its beautiful garden surroundings
with pleasant views.
Address: Calle Puerta de la Penha 17
Internet: www.costavella.com
Caf Terra Nova
This is a neat and friendly cafe run by four
Texans near the Cathedral.
Address: Rodrigo de Padrn 2
Paraso Perdido
This cafe has a unique atmosphere, the hot
chocolate is absolutely yummy and the
coffee is the best in town. Its popular with
locals and tourists alike.
Address: San Paio de Antealtares 3
O Caf Casino
This hangout is popular with the tourists
and also offers food at reasonable prices.
Address: Ra do Vilar 35
La Crepe
This is a cosy chill out place in a centuries
old building and with beautiful views of the
historical city - and they serve seriously
nice crepes.
Address: Praza de la Quintana 1
Internet: www.crecotte.com
BARS & NIGHTLIFE#BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#
The old town centre of Santiago is full of
lively bars and the best way to fully enjoy
your night is really to go from bar to bar,
have a drink and talk to the people you
meet and who might know whats on the
agenda for the night.
The university ambience in Santiago de
Compostela makes the nightlife of the city
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very lively and the over one thousand
years of pilgrimage from all over the world
has given the nightlife a mix of cultural
touches.
Caf Derby
This is a traditional style Galician bar which
opened in 1929 and is very popular with
locals and tourists alike. A wide range of
excellent Spanish wines is served.
Address: Ra das Orfas 29
Phone: +34 981 539 797
A Conga
The Conga bar is one of the liveliest in
town and is also very popular with the
citys university students. On some
weekends they have live music creating a
truly Spanish atmosphere.
Address: Ra da Conga 8
Phone: +34 981 583 407
La Borriquita De Beln
You can enjoy sweet Mojitos, Caipirinha
and andalusian wines while enjoying the
live jazz and bossanova music.
Address: San Paio 22
O Curruncho
This is a modern bar with Brazilian music.
Address: Entremuros 12
O Galo D'ouro
This is a very cosy cellar bar
Address: Ra da Conga 14
Casa Das Crechas
This is a precious and essential bar to visit
with Celtic live music between the stone
walls and Guinness beer.
Address: Via Sacra 3
Momo
The Momo bar/club is decorated as if it
were a street. You can play billiard and
drink some of the best cocktails in town.
Address: Ra Virxe da Cerca 23
Abastos
This disco-pub has good music and is
plenty of fun. Although its a gay club it is
also very popular with straight people.
Address: Praza de Abastos
Pub Ondas
This folksy bar turns into a hardcore dance
venue on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights.
Address: San Miguel 3
Liberty
This is one of the busiest places in town,
which is half pub, half disco and all energy.
Address: Ra Alfredo Braas 8
After
This is a club for those who want to dance
long into the morning hours.
Address: Repblica de El Salvador 29
SHOPPING#SHOPPING#
Santiago de Compostela has two particular
local crafts - silverware and a black gem
called jet stone used for jewelry and
amulets. The shops in the area around the
Cathedral has a good selection of these
and of other hand crafts. The rest of the
old town is full of shops of all kinds. The
streets or ras Nova, Vilar, San Pedro,
Caldeirera, Preguntoiro and the squares
Toural and Cervantes, along with the ones
surrounding the cathedral, are the main
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shopping areas in the old town.
El Ensanche - New Town, is another
well-defined shopping area in Santiago. It
is the central shopping area and its main
areas are primarily on the streets of
Xeneral Pardias, Doutor Teixeiro,
Repblica de El Salvador, Montero Ros,
Avenido Alfredo Braas, and Prazas Roxa
and Galicia. Other important streets, such
as Rosala de Castro, Fernando III el
Santo, Repblica Arxentina, A Rosa and
Santiago de Chile, complete a very
attractive shopping range. Here you can
easily walk around shops of international
brands, prestigious Spanish franchises,
Galician fashion, food shops, gift shops just
to mention a few.
SLEEPING#SLEEPING#
EXCLUSIVE
Hostal Dos Reis Catlicos
Hundreds of years-old lavish bedrooms,
bathrooms, scenic lounges and interior
patios - this is the place to stay if you want
to be treated like royalty.
Address: Praza do Obradoiro 1
Phone: +34 981 582 200
Internet: www.parador.es
Hesperia Peregrino
This very modern four star hotel is located
in the new city area at a walking distance
to the Cathedral and the historical centre.
Address: Avenida de Rosala de Castro
Phone: +34 981 521 850
Internet: www.hesperia-peregrino.com
GOOD VALUE
Hotel Virxe Da Cerca
A former 18th century monastery, this
nicely classical decorated hotel is
surrounded by a lush garden - its
definitely a treat.
Address: Rua Virxe da Cerca 27
Phone: +34 902 405 858
Internet: www.pousadasdecompostela.com
Hotel Costa Vella
This beautiful and family-run hotel is a
newly renovated old building with stunning
views of the "stone city" and the nearby
countryside.
Address: Calle Puerta de la Penha 17
Phone: +34 981 569530
Internet: www.costavella.com
BASIC
Campanas De San Juan
Bang in the historical centre, modern and
tastefully decorated in an old building, a
stay at the "bells of San Juan" is worth
every cent.
Address: Campanas de San Juan 6
Phone: +34 981 552 737
Internet: www.campanasdesanjuan.com
Hostal Alfonso
Only a stone throw away from the
Cathedral, this is one of the citys best
budget lodgings. The cosy rooms and
friendly service gives the hostel a homey
atmosphere.
Address: Pompal 40
Phone: +34 981 585 685
Internet: www.hostalalfonso.com
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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#
Airport
Lavacolla Airport (SCQ)
The airport is located ten kilometres
northeast of the city. Taxis are just outside
the terminal and the 15-20 minutes ride to
the city centre costs around C18. For more
information on taxis, call +34 981 591
575. You can also take a bus to the central
bus station in Santiago which operates
between 06.50-23.00 on weekdays and
between 08.30-21.00 on weekends. For
more information on the autobus service,
call +34 981 588 111 / 981 542 416.
Phone: +34 981 591 575 +34 981 588 111 / 981 542 416 +34
981 547 500
Internet: www.aena.es/santiago
Public transport
The historic city centre of Santiago de
Compostela is small and most areas are
closed to traffic - a good pair of shoes is
therefore best for moving around in the
historic town centre. Around the city hub,
there is an extensive network of busses in
Santiago de Compostela. The price for a
bus ticket is C0.85 per trip but it is cheaper
in the long run to buy a travel card
available with 10, 20 or 30 trips. Night
buses depart from Plaza de Galicia.
Bicycles can be rented from Bici-Total,
Avenida de Lugo 221, and from
TournRide, General Pardinas,
A 48 hours Compostela pass gives free
access to public transport and free entry to
museums, as well as various discounts in
shops and restaurants. It is for sale at the
tourist office.
Phone: +34 981 568 210 +34 981 58 18 15 +34 981 564 562
+34 981 936 61
Internet: www.tussa.org www.trapsa.com www.tournride.com
Taxi
Radio Taxi 24 hrs
Phone: +34 981 569 292
Post
Post office
Travesa de Fonseca
Phone: +34 981 581 252
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 08.30-20.30 and
Saturday 09.30-14.00
Stamps are also sold in estancos, or
tobacconists shops, recognised by the T
sign.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 08.30-20.30 and Saturday
09.30-14.00
Pharmacy
Valdes Cabo 24 hrs
Cantn do Toural 1
Phone: +34 981 585 895
Dentist
Medical emergency number - 061
Telephone
Country code Spain: +34
Area code: 981
Electricity
220 or 225 Volts
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