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Stone house with pool 15 km from Santiago
We have eight seats, three bedrooms, a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen and three bathrooms, as well as a beautiful patio, porch and 2000 m of enclosed and fenced land for pets, a barbecue and a beautiful swimming pool. Our cozy house is 15 km from Santiago in the middle of the Camino de la Plata, 300 meters from the last hostel. We are located on Pico Sacro (sacred peak) from where you can see the entire region. Ideal for enjoying nature, tranquility, and a perfect location for excursions.
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Casa do Cebro House with a private pool and jacuzzi
Descubre Casa do Cebro, una casa rural gallega cuidadosamente restaurada situada en un entorno natural y tranquilo, a pocos minutos de Santiago de Compostela. En el interior espacios luminosos, salón acogedor con chimenea, cocina totalmente equipada y habitaciones confortables con baño privado. En el exterior encontrarás uno de sus mayores atractivos: piscina privada y jacuzzi exclusivo. ✨ Piscina privada ✨ Jacuzzi privado ✨ Entorno natural ✨ A pocos minutos de Santiago ✨ Privacidad y confort
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Big flat near the Cathedral (10 min)
Why you’ll probably come back and say it was great Look— The four spacious bedrooms and 35 cm mattresses mean you’ll sleep really well. Not “okay” well. Deep, proper rest. Two full bathrooms with showers mean no waiting, no stress, no schedules. The open living room and kitchen will become your base: breakfasts, planning the day, or long conversations on a big, comfortable sofa. You’ll forget about the car. Everything is walkable. And the special places? We’ll show you those.
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Charming rural apartment.
Independent loft apartment, close to Santiago de Compostela (10 km) and the airport (20 km). It is in a small rural area, a quiet area surrounded by greenery where you can disconnect from the routine. The Camino de Santiago passes in front of it towards Finisterre. 5 km from Pontemaceira, listed as one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, it owes its name to the bridge built over the Tambre River in the 12th century, taking advantage of the pillars of an earlier Roman Bridge.
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Free parking 50 meters from the monument area
Newly renovated apartment, very bright, with a decoration that will make you feel in a comfortable and cozy space. It is located 100 meters from the pilgrim reception center and 200 meters from the Cathedral. It has a parking space with an elevator that gives direct access to the apartment, making it especially comfortable. Nestled in the beautiful Galeras Park. Registration of tourist activities Xunta de Galicia: VUT-CO-001918 ESFCTU000015023000211100000000000000000VUT-CO-0019184
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Casa Río Sarela: Santiago de Compostela Cottage
Casa Río Sarela is located in Santiago, 3 km from the Cathedral. With capacity for 8-10 people (2 extra beds), it has 4 double rooms, all with full bathrooms. One of the rooms is adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Living room, dining room, fully equipped kitchen, washing machine. The reservation includes linens, shampoo, body wash, hairdryer, toilet paper, etc. Free Wi-Fi, barbecue, parking, etc. - The "Tourist Tax" goes into effect on 1/10/2025: €1/person/night.
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Casa de la Pradera
The cozy house has an open concept with an open space. It has a bedroom with a king-size bed, a sofa bed, two bathrooms and a small kitchen. It has free Wi-Fi, heating, a hot tub and a flat-screen TV. The plot has private parking, a terrace, and a large garden. The Casa de la Pradera is located in A Baña, A Coruña, Galicia. 2 km from Negreira, a town that offers all the services. 16 km from Santiago de Compostela and 30 km from the beaches.
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MU_Moradas no Ulla 1. Cabañas de Compostela
The cottage is located in a beautiful place, just 10 minutes from Santiago de Compostela, where you can spend some quiet and romantic days surrounded by nature next to the Ulla river, in a new concept of rural tourism. With capacity for 2 people* in 27 functional m2, distributed in bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, living area, sofa bed, TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and an outdoor terrace under birches, beeches, ash trees….
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A casa de Abaixo, rural accommodation
Disconnect and enjoy an authentic rural immersion in the heart of the Ulla Valley. "A casa de Abaixo" has been carefully planned and designed to live an experience in the middle of nature in a modern and functional space. Located in the Ulla Valley, 15 km from Santiago de Compostela, very close to exit 15 of the AP-53 highway. Make it your resting place or your starting point to discover the best of Galicia.
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Cabin between forest and vineyard with Jacuzzi
Our cabins are located in a privileged environment, a pioneering concept in Spain that combines the world of wine and rural tourism at its highest level. You can enjoy the warmth of a lit fireplace, take a relaxing bath in the private outdoor Jacuzzi while always preserving the privacy of the guests, stroll through our forest, our vineyard, or savor a glass of wine while appreciating the sounds of nature.
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Atia Catedral Apartments, Studio with double bed.
El apartamento dispone de balcón a la calle Raíña. Hay que pagar la Tasa Turistica 1,10€ por persona y día (se cobra para máximo 5 días y no se le cobra a los menores de 18 años). El monto se paga por enlace antes de entrar en la reserva.
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Old Farm House in Santiago de Compostela
Our house is located in a Galician village, surrounded by fields 5 km from the Cathedral of Santiago. The house is over 250 years old and has been restored respecting its history and introducing all the comforts.
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La Casita del Horreo (The Post Office Cottage).
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Bossh Hotels, Apartment with 2 single beds
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Spacious 5 bedroom flat for families or groups!
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Limehome Santiago de Compostela, Rua de Gomez Ulla.
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H70 APARTAMENTO EXCLUSIVO. LUXURY APARTMENT
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Santiago?
Many travelers choose stays in Santiago's historic center for easy access to monuments, cafes, and vibrant plazas. Residential neighborhoods around the old town have quieter settings and green spaces close by.
What are the best things to do in Santiago with kids?
Kids can explore the historic old town, visit parks such as Parque da Alameda, and enjoy interactive exhibits at the Museo de Historia Natural. Outdoor plazas and gardens provide plenty of space for families to wander together.
What are some of the best things to do in Santiago?
Explore the historic Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, wander Rua do Franco for local flavors, and enjoy peaceful moments in gardens like Parque da Alameda. Art museums and traditional markets add depth to the city experience.
How is the weather in Santiago?
Santiago has cool, damp winters around 40–55°F (4–13°C) and milder summers near 56–76°F (13–24°C), with frequent rain throughout most of the year. Layers and waterproof clothing are recommended, especially in autumn and winter.
When is the best time to visit Santiago?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested for milder temperatures, less rainfall, and vibrant local events. Winters are cool and damp, so pack rain gear if visiting during that season.
What are the best places to visit in Santiago?
Frequently suggested sites include the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, Praza do Obradoiro, Mercado de Abastos, and gardens like Parque de San Domingos de Bonaval. Art museums and historic landmarks enrich the city’s cultural scene.
What are some hiking trails in Santiago?
Explore the wooded paths around Monte do Gozo, or wander Parque da Alameda for scenic views and tranquil spots. These trails are popular among both locals and visitors looking to connect with nature near the city.
What are some family activities we can do in Santiago?
Families often stroll the lively Praza do Obradoiro, enjoy picnics in parks, and participate in workshops at local museums. Walking tours introduce the history and legends of the city in a way that appeals to all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Santiago?
Explore coastal towns around Galicia, visit lush forests, or experience local wineries and fishing villages nearby. Many travelers enjoy discovering historical sites and beaches just outside Santiago.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Santiago?
Santiago has pet-friendly stays, especially in areas near parks and green spaces. Many hosts welcome pets, so be sure to check property details for specific amenities and rules.
What are some local tips for visiting Santiago?
Santiago’s old town is best explored on foot, and rain gear is useful year-round. Try early mornings for quieter plazas and sample regional tapas at local markets to experience authentic Galician cuisine.
What is Santiago known for?
Santiago has a rich cultural heritage shaped by Galician traditions and historic landmarks. The city features distinct architecture, such as its grand cathedral, and is recognized for its vibrant local music and culinary scene.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Santiago?
Explore lesser-known courtyards, small art galleries, and local markets tucked within the old town. Parks like Parque de San Domingos de Bonaval combine art and greenery in a tranquil setting.
What are the best foods to try in Santiago?
Santiago has traditional Galician dishes like pulpo a la gallega, empanadas, and creamy cheeses, along with almond-based Tarta de Santiago. Local seafood and hearty stews are frequently suggested for visitors seeking regional flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Santiago?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, a light waterproof jacket, and a layered outfit—weather shifts from cool and rainy to mild and sunnier. An umbrella and a reusable water bottle are often useful for urban and countryside explorations.
What is the nightlife in Santiago like?
Santiago has a lively mix of tapas bars, music venues, and relaxed cafes—particularly around the old town and university area. Locals enjoy live performances and gatherings in outdoor plazas, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Santiago?
Santiago frequently hosts cultural gatherings, music performances, and traditional Galician celebrations, including lively processions and folk dance events. Annual festivals highlight regional food, arts, and community spirit.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Santiago?
Santiago has family-friendly vacation rentals throughout the historic center and residential neighborhoods. Many properties include multiple bedrooms, easy access to parks, and amenities for children.
Destinations to explore
- Praia de Samil
- Praia de Area Brava
- Praia de Riazor (A Coruña)
- Praia de Carnota
- Praia Da Lanzada
- Playa de Montalvo
- Razo Beach
- Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
- Gran Vía de Vigo
- Praia de Caión
- Playa del Silgar
- Tower of Hercules
- Cabañitas Del Bosque
- Fragas do Eume Natural Park
- Muralla romana de Lugo
- Dunas de Corrubedo
- Museo do Pobo Galego
- Cape Finisterre Lighthouse
- Parque De Castrelos
- Castelo De Soutomaior
- Centro Comercial As Cancelas
- Alameda Park, Santiago de Compostela
- Mercado De Abastos
- Monastery of Santa María in Armenteira





