Few destinations reward wandering like Santiago de Compostela, and no one shows you why quite like a local. On this food tour through the city's Old Town, you'll follow granite streets that have guided pilgrims for over a thousand years, tasting the dishes that fuel Galician life along the way. Start with Polvo a Feira, Galicia's beloved octopus tapa, then move on to a generous helping of traditional tapas, a Rixóns sandwich packed with crispy pork, and Zorza con Patatas, a hearty local classic of marinated pork and potatoes. Wash it down with Estrella Galicia, the region's own beer, or a glass of local wine, with non-alcoholic options always on hand. Along the way, your guide shares the stories behind the recipes, the history behind the stones, and why Galician cooking, simple and honest, made with generations of recipes, has kept this city's soul intact. As with every Secret Food Tours experience, there's a Secret Dish waiting to surprise you before the tour's end.
A, Rua do Castro, 14, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
A monument to the king credited with founding Santiago de Compostela after the discovery of St. James's remains. You'll pass this statue as your guide sets the historical scene for the tour.
Rua das Ameas, s/n, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
The city's most beloved fresh produce market and a source for much of the seafood and local ingredients found in Galician cooking. Get a glimpse of the ingredients behind the dishes you'll taste.
Rua Santo Agostino 2, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
A historic church tucked into the Old Town's granite streets, part of the everyday backdrop locals have walked past for centuries.
Rua Das Estrelas, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
A small carved figure tucked into the stonework, easy to miss unless someone points it out. Your guide will show you exactly where to look.
Praza do Obradoiro S/N, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
The legendary endpoint of the Camino de Santiago, drawing pilgrims for over a thousand years. The tour brings you within sight of this landmark as part of the walk.
Rua do Campino da Ferradura, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
A green, leafy space on the edge of the Old Town, home to one of the city's best-loved viewpoints.
We will meet at Estatua del Rey Alfonso II de Asturias, El Casto. Our guide will be waiting with an orange umbrella for eeasy recognition. Check your meeting point here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/v7tgjnSi9WKm3NU97
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