Five interesting facts about the Galician coastline that you might not know about
Galicia has a lot to offer and even more if we talk about the coast. From Fisterra to Baiona and from Ribadeo to Ortigueira, with almost one thousand five...
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Filtra Blogs por Etiqueta : galicia
Tell me what Entroido dessert you eat and we will tell you where you are from
There is no doubt that the cocido, the lacón con grelos, the androlla, the botelo or other elaborations starring pork, are some of the flagships of Galician...
Five gastronomic festivals to enjoy the Galician Entroido
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Galicia stands out for its rich gastronomy and even more when we talk about the typical dishes of Entroido: cocido, filloas, orejas, androlla, cachucha, and...
Compostela welcomes 2023
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The Galician counterpart to the Puerta del Sol to welcome each new year could be no other place than the Praza do Obradoiro, with the Cathedral of Santiago...
Two festivals of tourist interest in Galicia to celebrate Magosto this weekend
One of the most eagerly awaited gastronomic events of the season is held in the heart of the Caurel mountain range. The municipality of Folgoso do Courel...
Valdeorras: spice up November with our oenological getaway
In the easternmost area of the province of Ourense is one of the best known places in Galicia for its wine production: Valdeorras. Bordering León and made up...
O Courel: a getaway in Galicia that you can not miss this fall
The arrival of autumn does not mean giving up plans away from home. At Simply Galicia we have numerous getaways around the community for you to enjoy one of...
From the 20th century to the millennials: this is how artisan chocolate is made in Galicia
The origin of chocolate is in Mexico, where it is said that the god Quetzalcoatl gave the cocoa tree as a gift to mankind. It was called Theobroma Cacao,...