Santiago de Compostela Tapas Tour
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Experience Highlights
Get to know Santiago de Compostela, both its gastronomy and its history, thanks to this 2 and a half hour tour. Together with a tour guide, you will enjoy a wide variety of tapas and typical Galician snacks such as octopus or seafood.
While you enjoy this meal, included in the experience, the guide will tell you all about the history of the city; from the famous and busy Camino de Santiago, to different traditions.
- Taste up to 3 types of tapas and drinks thanks to this gastronomic tour of Santiago de Compostela.
- Share experiences and knowledge with a tour guide
- Along with your questions, he will also tell you about different monuments and the history of the famous Camino de Santiago.
What’s included
- Tapas Tour in Santiago de Compostela
- Tourist guide
- Tasting of 3 tapas and 3 drinks
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Step by Step
Learn about Santiago de Compostela in a different way with this gastronomic tour. You'll be able to taste all kinds of authentic tapas, with traditional ingredients from the region. For example, one of the most typical is octopus, seafood or assorted Iberian cured meats. This experience includes 3 different tapas and will also be accompanied by 3 alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks included in the experience.
A tour guide will sit at the table with you and you will be able to ask him anything that comes to mind. This way, a more personal conversation will be established in which you will talk about the topics that really interest you.
This guide, as well as accompanying you, will also explain some of the most important events in the history of the city. One of the most relevant things you will learn about is the Camino de Santiago: its origin, importance and preservation. Not forgetting information about some of the most famous monuments such as the Cathedral of Santiago.
