If you are walking the Camino de Santiago, you might consider finishing in Muxía. This little fishermen town by the seaside is the place I now call home. I decided to move here after spending many years living in different countries and cities. Leaving it all behind meant escaping the…
Summer is over and we welcome autumn. Since I live in Galicia, this station is important to me for several reasons. Keep reading this bilingual text to find out more and learn new Spanish vocabulary. Las hojas de los árboles / Leaves from trees Image from freeimages.com Lo primero que…
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An easy bilingual reading about Saint James way, its history, symbols and routes.
If you plan on doing the Camino and walking through Galicia, you might wonder about what you can order to try typical food and taste the local gastronomy. Galicia is located in the North West tip of Spanish peninsula, right between the Atlantic Ocean and the mountains of the…
Spanish travel phrases are a great way to feel more comfortable when you travel. Today, we will focus on how to use specific travel phrases for the Camino de Santiago and I will also give you the recording so that you can practice the pronunciation. They will help you communicate…