Your journey begins in the charming Platerías Square, home to the Cathedral’s oldest façade. Marvel at its intricate Romanesque reliefs and fascinating stone carvings as your guide reveals the secrets hidden within it. You’ll also see the largest scallop shell in Santiago and discover the surprising story behind the elegant Casa do Cabildo, an 18th-century architectural gem.

From there, we’ll head to Obradoiro Square, the heart of Santiago and the most famous image of the city. Admire the spectacular Baroque façade of the Cathedral while your guide brings centuries of history to life. You’ll also discover the importance of the majestic buildings surrounding the square, including the former pilgrims’ hostel: it's one of the oldest hotels in the world!

Our route continues through Azabachería Square, where you’ll dive deeper into the origins of the Camino de Santiago and the incredible pilgrimage tradition that has shaped the city for centuries. Can you spot the legendary Cross of Rags, linked to ancient pilgrim rituals?

In Quintana Square, you’ll stand before the famous Holy Door, opened only during Holy Years, and hear the stories and traditions connected to this sacred entrance. Just across the square, you’ll find a cloistered convent where nuns prepare one of Santiago’s most delicious traditional almond cakes.

But Santiago is far more than its Cathedral.
As we wander through the picturesque streets of the Old Town, you’ll uncover hidden alleys, walk past centuries-old buildings, and discover details that most visitors completely overlook. Have you noticed the scallop shells carved into many buildings around the city? We’ll reveal their meaning.

Along the way, we’ll visit the city’s oldest pub, uncover secret streets that have been closed to the public for centuries, and share fascinating stories about unforgettable local characters - including the doctor who introduced X-rays to Galicia.

To end the experience, we’ll take you to one of the best panoramic viewpoints in Santiago, where you’ll capture unforgettable photos of the Cathedral and the rooftops of Santiago.