And not only wine...
It is well known that Galicia's water is special. And that Galicians know how to transform it into wonderful things. To eat and to drink. And it is not by magic: it is about doing every step of the process well and working hard. And of...
Galicia, land, water, wine...
It is not just rivers, green meadows and lush forests, rocky coastlines and endless beaches. Galicia is also a gastronomic culture that has been highly prized for thousands of years. Its natural conditions lend themselves to the cultivation and...
Get to know the Ribeira Sacra
The Ribeira Sacra stretches from Portomarín to Ourense along the River Miño, and at Os Peares it joins the River Sil coming from Petín — a journey of 80 km.Almost the entire length of both rivers is devoted to viticulture, making use of the...
Galician Cheeses
There are many excellent Galician cheeses. We will try to list some of the best known among them:Arzúa – Queso de UlloaPossibly the most well-known cheese in Galicia, where it is very popular — though little known outside the region. It is...
How to legalise animals on a property: a basic guide
The legalisation of animals on a property can be a complex process that requires compliance with certain legal and administrative requirements. If you are considering undertaking this type of procedure, it is important to bear in mind some...
Samaín and Halloween: what is really celebrated in Galicia
Every year, as October draws to a close and the first autumn mists envelop the Galician landscapes, the debate resurfaces: Is Samaín an authentically Galician tradition? Is Galicia the birthplace of Halloween? The answer, as with...
Your first Christmas in Galicia: a guide for newcomers
Are you going to spend your first Christmas in Galicia? Perhaps you've moved here from abroad, you're coming to spend the holidays with family or friends who live in the region, or you've simply chosen Galicia as your destination for these dates....



