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1) – Madrid – Pontavedra – 6 h – Sanxenxo – 2 naktis
Cíes Islands or Pontevedra
Cies Islands: Visit the “best beach in the world”, observe the sea life and wildlife, go for a boat trip, and watch the best sunset of your life.
Pontevedra: tour the Galician wineries, people watch, and admire the town’s architecture and its car-free way of life
2) - 3 h
Santiago de Compostela
Walk through Santiago’s old town and imagine you’re a pilgrim from the 10th century. Check out the magnificent cathedral, and visit Restaurant La Radio for a fancy dinner.
A Coruña
Walk the longest seaside promenade of Europe, visit the only Roman lighthouse still in service, and get to know traditional Galician food in the Taberna O Tarabelo.
3) – Pontevedra – Santandera - 6 h - Maliano – 3 naktis
stop at Oviedo
Start your day in Gijón, enjoying its ocean breeze and urban beaches. In the afternoon, head to Oviedo and walk until you can’t walk anymore, admiring the city’s architecture, history, tiny squares, and classic urban life.
4) – Santandera
Walk all along Santander’s seaside, from the Centro Botín (check out the temporary exhibitions) to El Sardinero beach, whose sparkling but chilly waters will be waiting for you. This is for sure one of the most beautiful urban routes that Spain has to offer. Be sure to also visit the Palacio de la Magdalena.
5) –Santandera – 6 h
Bilbao
Visit the iconic Guggenheim Museum and enjoy the cultural life of Bilbao in a concert, in the theater, or at the opera. Have a busy day exploring the city and use up all your energy, as you’re going to refuel in the evening with a hearty feast at Iñakiren Taberna.
San Sebastián
Visit the 31 de Agosto street and the rest of the historic center, walk along La Concha beach, catch some waves at Zurriola beach, and end the day climbing Urgull mountain to see the sunset. In the evening, eat everything, hopping from one pintxos bar to another.
For some culture, check out the city’s jazz festival, Zinemaldia, if you’re there during the month of June. Or, if you come in September, San Sebastián’s International Fil Festival will be waiting for you.
Pamplona
Walk the famous streets that the bulls of San Fermín run through to the city’s bullring in the month of June. Follow Ernest Hemingway’s route through the city, and eat some txistorras with eggs - yes, it’s greasy, but that’s why it's so good.
6) Santandera – Madrid – 4.5 h