In the 5th and 6th centuries, after the decline and collapse of the Roman Empire, a Germanic tribe ruled Galician lands. The coexistence of Germanic, Gallician, and Roman peoples left an imprint on the language and region that still persists today; including some peoples known as the Suevi. How did Germanic words and names enter the region? Caesar wrote about...Read More
The sanctuary of San Andrés de Teixido (Santo André de Teixido) is another of the magical places that we have in Galicia. And there are many reasons to be magical. Its location, the spectacular landscape of the Rías Altas that surrounds it or all the legends and traditions associated to this place… Where is San Andrés de Teixido located? San...Read More
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