Apto. en Plaza de Cervantes

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Painting Compostelana square. Very careful if a well-known local invites you to observe, at the bottom of the fountain, the feet of the bust of Cervantes located on top of a column in the center of it. If it's summer, it'll freshen you up.

In the middle of the old part. An elongated square, surrounded by shops, bars and restaurants. A few meters from the cathedral. The square dominates a fountain with a statue of Cervantes. It is a reference point to reach the Obradoiro, since the last section of the square is downhill.

We went to the session vermouth organized by the Council on the day of the ascension, was very crowded and people enjoyed a lot of live music, should put more music throughout the old area of Santiago as people like the performances in direct Or and the old zone lends itself to the number of places it has, is culture and distraction for the city.

Cervantes Square was known in the 12th century as the "forum", as a popular meeting point and the place where the preacher read the municipal agreements and the ordinances of the Archbishop. Today it is the only Baroque municipal building that is preserved intact in Galicia. An essential place on a visit to Santiago de Compostela.

Local obligatory for those who visit santiago. A reservoir of culture.

Square in the heart of the old town of Compostela. Area distributor Point. Next to the cathedral, on the northwestern side. Old place of the bread or the countryside (occasional markets fallen in oblivion at present).

Beautiful square with a statue dedicated to the famous Cervantes. There are shops and bars around.

One of the most emblematic squares in the historic quarter. In the Middle Ages were made in that square the "acts of Fe"de the Inquisition. There were some people burned in those dark times. About 100 mts from the cathedral is a square in which several streets of the old town are joined. In the middle of the way of the north, English and French its name is given by the fountain in its center with a bust of M de Cervantes, (hence its name). Well-known joke of "you want to see Cervantes's feet? To get close and wet those who itch also before celebrated the end of high school pulling the companions to the source. (The whole class ended up in the water) It has arcades on one side, a church (S Benito) and there begins the downhill to the Plaza de la Inmaculada, where is already a side door of the cathedral. Archiepiscopal Palace, Major Seminary and a tunnel under the palace connects to the Plaza do Obradoiro.

Old Square with Narrow street.

Old Town Square. Ideal for a break in a visit to the old area of Santiago. There are several terraces. They converge here different streets that tea take to the market (Plaza de Abastos) essential to see it. Best Thursday and Saturday that sellers of nearby towns come. Access to the cathedral by Jet Street. Another to the bus station and another to the Alameda and new area.