Hotels in Galicia, Spain

Galicia is a region in northwest Spain with a mild, rainy climate-summers average 70°F (21°C) and winters around 50°F (10°C)-famous for the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage ending at Santiago de Compostela's 13th-century cathedral. In summer, you can hike the Camino's green trails or surf the Atlantic waves at Playa de Rodas, while winter is perfect for tasting pulpo a la gallega and Albariño wine in the Rías Baixas' coastal towns. The region is split into four provinces: A Coruña's rugged coastline, Lugo's Roman walls, Ourense's thermal springs, and Pontevedra's seafood markets-each offering distinct activities like listening to Celtic bagpipe music in July's Festas do Apóstolo.