A small galician village. But here Camilo José Cela was born, and his Nobel Prize for literature is the proud of everybody there, You can see Cela in statues, in pictures spread in every bar, in every restaurant: much more than a football star! Here also lived her last years the famous (in Spain!) Rosalia de Castro, and from here come the famous (in Spain!) "pimientos de padron", green peppers, very good fried.
There's a nice atmophere, a small, intimate old town with restaurants and bars, and a river with ducks and swans; and don't miss, every sunday, the local market, colourful parade of street vendors, where you can find almost everything, from underwear to pimientos, from fruits to warm steaks!
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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A small galician village. But here Camilo José Cela was born, and his Nobel Prize for literature is the proud of everybody there, You can see Cela in statues,...
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Padron is a small village of about 700 people which sits atop a breathtaking fjord. It is the birthplace of several of Spain's leading writers and poets including Rosalia de Castro, Macias, Rodrigues...
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This is a small little town home to the Padron peppers and to many pilgrims on their way to Santiago. The town is pretty deserted if you get there after lunch as tradition has it in these parts to...
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