For a thousand years pilgrims have crossed Europe to reach the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. To arrive by luxury train, after six days along the coast, is a pilgrimage of a different kind.
The Obradoiro & old town
The Praza do Obradoiro, framed by the cathedral's baroque façade, is one of Europe's great squares. The UNESCO old town is a granite labyrinth of arcades and scallop-shell waymarks, scented with Galician cooking: pulpo, empanada, Padrón peppers, Albariño and the almond tarta de Santiago.
Many guests add nights in Santiago or continue to the Rías Baixas wine country. As the official source, we'll arrange it.
Arriving pilgrims linger; so should you — our extensions guide builds the extra nights, and the culinary map handles the appetite Galicia will give you.
