More than a place of pilgrimage
Santiago de Compostela in north-western Spain is one of the world’s most famous places of pilgrimage. Every year, the capital of Spain’s autonomous community of Galicia draws thousands of pilgrims, as their final destination on the Way of St. James. With origins dating back to the ninth century, this majestic city features a fascinating mix of tradition and modernity, paired with generous green spaces and oodles of Galician charm – all of which make it a great holiday destination for culture fans.
The Mercado de Abastos is a five-minute walk from the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela: originally built in the early nineteenth century, the market complex features more than 300 stalls and is, today, one of the city’s most popular attractions.
Facts & figures
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Flight time
2:10 h
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Distance
1610 km
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Country Code
+34
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Language
Spanish,
Galician -
Currency
EUR
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Flights to Santiago de Compostela
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June 2026
2 flights
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July 2026
3-4 flights / week
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August 2026
3-4 flights / week
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September 2026
1-2 flights / week
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October 2026
1 flight / week
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November 2026
No flights
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December 2026
1 flights / week
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January 2027
1 flight
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February 2027
No flights
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March 2027
No flights
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April 2027
No flights
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May 2027
No flights
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June 2027
No flights
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