"Celtic bagpipes, daily rain showers and goose barnacles for lunch: Santiago de Compostela couldn’t be further removed from Spain’s flamenco and bullfight stereotype."
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"Santiago de Compostela ,administrative capital of Galicia, Spain."
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"But Santiago de Compostela is not just about history -the city is home to one of the most famous universities in Europe, so ensuring that the streets of Santiago de Compostela are humming with the culture of youth."
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"Catalan Romanesque Churches of the Vall de Boí | Cathedral , Alcázar and Archivo de Indias, Seville | Cordoba | Cuenca | Doñana | El Escorial | Garajonay | Ibiza, Biodiversity and Culture | Las Médulas | Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon | Monuments of Oviedo and the Kingdom of the Asturias | Palau de la Música Catalana and Hospital de Sant Pau, Barcelona | Palmeral of Elche | Poblet Monastery | Pyrénées - Mont Perdu (w/ France )| Renaissance Monuments of Úbeda and Baeza | Rock-Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula | Roman Walls of Lugo | Route of Santiago de Compostela."
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"c. 300-200BC Romans arrive in the Iberian Peninsula c. AD30-40 St James the Great reportedly visits Spain and attempts to convert locals 44 St James the Great is beheaded in the Holy Land; disciples take his remains to Galicia 409 Germanic tribes invade Roman Hispania, establishing a Visigothic kingdom 711 Muslims defeat Roderick, the last Goth King 813 Bishop Theodomir discovers relics of St James c. 830 Alfonso II, the first documented pilgrim king,orders the construction of a church on the site of the tomb of St James 899 Alfonso III has large basilica built on tomb site 951 Bishop of Le Puy visits the tomb site of St James 997 Muslim troops raze Santiago de Compostela and destroy basilica 1075 Building of Cathedral begins 1188 The lintels of PÃ³rtico da Gloria laid by Maestro Mateo 1469 Isabel, princess of Castile, marries Fernando, heir to Aragon, uniting Spain's two kingdoms 1478 The Spanish Inquisition: Jews and other non-Christians are executed in their thousands 1492 Conquest of Granada: the Muslim king surrenders, ending the Reconquista ; Columbus reaches the Americas and Spain develops its New World empire 1499 Hostal dos Reis CatÃ³licos founded 1501 University is founded; Isabel and Fernando visit the city 1534 Colegio de Fonseca is built 1561 Beginning of the Siglo de Oro (Golden Century) 1702-14 War of the Spanish Succession; Philip V becomes Spain's first Bourbon king 1738-50 Fernando de Casas y Novoa buildsthe Obradoiro faÃ§ade; great period of Galician Baroque building and decoration 1766 Neo-Classical Pazo Raxoi is built on Praza do Obradoiro 1808-13 French occupation of Spain under Napoleon 1814-33 Fernando VII is granted the Spanish throne and re-establishes the Inquisition 1820 Military coup leads to three years of liberal rule 1823 Fernando VII returns to power 1868 Isabel II is ousted during the revolution 1871 Amadeo of Savoy takes the Spanish throne 1873 Amadeo abdicates and a Republic is formed before being overthrown in a military coup."
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About Santiago

sryo from USA wrote about Santiago one year, 7 months ago

he experience of traveling abroad was really intense, we had direct contact with the local culture and customs; besides, we learnt a lot of Spanish. COINED Spanish school was very to important to me for the learning process; they also gave me the chance to meet some incredible people. It was worth it!

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abroomheloves Santiago because Bustling city

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