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3 Stars - 10 Opinions
Rua do Pombal, 12, Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, 15705, Spain
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What is the best way to get from Santiago to Porto on 20. june (Saturday), besides renting a car. The start trip would be around 7 pm, and need to get to Porto airport around 4 am in the morning..
Thanks.
ALSA buses have two daily schedules to Porto airport. Chk this looong link with schedule for Jun20:
http://www.alsa.es/portal/site/Alsa/template.PAGE/menuitem.a2b8c42c4264a03c66c766c7421000e5/?javax.portlet.tpst=28b12525bd34c9fec845c845421000e5&javax.portlet.prp_28b12525bd34c9fec845c845421000e5__spageview=%2FShowSchedules.do&javax.portlet.prp_28b12525bd34c9fec845c845421000e5__kraview=1&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken
Regards
maria
Here is a much fuller explanation, with links to various websites.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g187506-c56944/Galicia:Spain:Portugal.Galicia.Via.Public.Transport..html
Without Doubt one of the Greatest things about doing a walk like the Camino de Santiago is the people that you meet on the Road !! One of the Nicest people that we met up with this time was a young Lady by the name of Asia, and she was doing the walk as a pilgrimage representing her family back in Poland !!
That´s up to you, just leave empty space into the luggage for shopping. Weather is mild but wet. Temperatures reach from 10 in winter to 30 in summer with frecuent rain. Always pack a umbrella even in summer. Don´t use shorts into the cathedral.
This entchanting place in the main comercial street of the old town boasts to be the friendliest place in town. The place is beautifully decorated with stone wall, wood, a lovely covered patio with a glass roof and other eclectic elements. Quiet, peaceful, and lovely. The perfect place for a break, and a good italian coffee. His italian owner is really friendly and helpfull. Best service in town. Prices are cheap.
The streets throughout the old town of Santiago are very grand, they all seem to leaf off & to the cathedral square. Most of the streets in this area are pedestrianised.
There are some wonderful looking hotels & restaurants in this area of the town, with prices to match their image.
15) DEAN HOUSE Barroque style 1752
16) CASA DOS CANONIGOS XVII century
17) SAN MARTIN PINARIO MONASTERY. A must...after the cathedral. The biggest and finest monumental complex of the city. The cathedral is a barroque stravaganza, and the altar is sublime.
18) SAN FRANCISCO MONASTERY. Huge church which wanted to be tallest than the cathedral, but the cardinal simply didnt allow it.
19) SAN MIGUEL DOS AGROS CHURCH Neoclassical with lovely set of angels inside.
20) ARCO DE MAZARELOS The only door of the city which remains nowadays
21) SAN AGUSTIN MONASTERY Next to local market, the one tower church it is massive.
22) SAN FIZ CHURCH Probably the oldest in town. Built in the site of celtic settlement.
23) HISTORY FACULTY Neoclassical building. The few university builings in the old town. The library is a must
24) SALOME CHURH In Rua Nova is really charming. The portal is magnificent
25) ENSENANZA AND HUERFANAS CONVENTS. Two former convents nowadays schools
26) SANTA CLARA AND CARMEN CONVENTS. In the north opposite each other, are big buildings with lovely churches.
27) CASA DA PARRA Barroque small mansion next to the cathedral
28) BENDANA PALACE. Probably the biggest palace in the city. XVIII century is used for exhibitions.
29) MADRES MERCEDARIAS AND BELVIS The first in old town. Belvis up a hill. Lovely sweets in this last one. Get in, ring the bell and ask for "pastas" (lovely biscuits) they made themselves everyday.
30) SIMEON PALACE. Former XIX century palace of a well-off family with arches in Plaza de Cervantes. Opposite is the former townhall.
31) MEDICINE FACULTY. XIX century building next to San Francisco, it is an impressive building. Gigantism.
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