Galicia and Asturias Travel Guide

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Spain's most Atlantic region is en route to nowhere, an end in itself. Though Galicia and Asturias are off the beaten track for many foreigners, they are not undiscovered. These magical, remote regions are sure to pull at your heartstrings, so be prepared to fall in love. In Gallego they call the feeling morriña, a powerful longing for a person or place you've left behind.

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Galicia and Asturias Hotels

Fodor's local writers visit every hotel we recommend. Look for our discerning Fodor's Choice picks or search by price and location.

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Galicia and Asturias Restaurants

Galicia and Asturias are famous for their seafood, and the quality of the fish is so high that chefs frown on drowning inherent flavors in heavy sauces...read more

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    On our way back from Granada to Madrid by train, we are doing an overnight stop in Cordoba May 7 for the Festival de Patios (and to break up the long train ride).

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