Cámara Oficial de Industria, Comercio y Navegación: meeting room for 140 pax.

Auditorium Fórum: Capacity for 310 pax.

Colegio Oficial de Médicos: differetn meeting rooms from 50 to 81 pax.

Complejo Hospitalario Juan Canalejo: Meeting rooms for 30 to 306 pax.

Palacio de Congresos – Auditorium de A Coruña: Auditorium for 1.746 pax. Meeting rooms from 25 to 400 pax.

FIMO. Congresos e Exposicions: Located in Ferrol: Auditorium for 240 pax. Meeting rooms for 800 pax.

Hotel NH Atlántico: 200 rooms. Meeting rooms from 35 to 80 pax.

Hotel Finisterre: 127 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 700 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Coruña: 181 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 200 pax.

Hotel Tryp María Pita: 183 rooms. Meeting rooms form 40 to 400 pax.

Hotel Sada Marina: situated in Sada (Coruña). 112 rooms. Meeting rooms from 90 to 950 pax.

O Trueiro: Total capacity 100 pax.

Botanita: Total capacity 130 pax.

Restaurante Fornos: Total capacity 85 pax.

Juana de Vega: Total capacity 80 pax.

El Madrileño: Total capacity 135 pax.

Mesón Pastoriza: Total capacity 2400 pax.

Complejo Hostelero El Bosque: Total capacity 480 pax.

Caamaño: Total capacity 78 pax.

A Cabaña: Total capacity 250 pax.

El Gallo de Oro: Total capacity 760 pax.

Casa Rosalía: Total capacity 210 pax.

Museo Arqueológico e Histórico: defence fortress from the 16^th, the 17^th and the 18^th centuries.Prehistory of Galicia, interesting collection of gold and silver work and old roman vestiges.

Museo de Bellas Artes: european art painting and sculptures since the 16^th century. Gallegan art painting and sculptures from the 19^th and the 20^th century. Engravings by Goya.

Museum Emilia Pardo Bazán: goods and chattels and personal belongings of the author as well as the originals of her literature production.

Museo Gallego de Arte Contemporáneo Carlos Maside: modern gallegan art collection.

Museo Arte Contemporáneo Unión Fenosa: Contemporary Art museum.

Torre de Hércules: the oldest lighthouse in the world, that is still in use.

Museo Relojes: majestic Palace halls, containing over hundered clocks from the 12^th to the 20^th centuries.

CASINOS

Casino del Atlántico in A Coruña

Casino de la Toja in O Grove (Pontevedra)

THEATRES

Coliseum de la Coruña

Teatro Rosalía de Castro

Teatro Colón

EXCURSIONS

El Camino Inglés: for pilgrims from the british islands and the North and the West of Europe this always was the shortest and most practical way to Santiago. It goes through La Coruña, o Burgo, Cambre, Ordes, and Sigüeiro (Oroso). The route ends after having passed the famous bridge of Tambre.

Route to Santiago de Compostela: second religious capital of Europe after Rome since the apostel Santiago has his tomb here. The two different quarters of the city are; the old town with its San Francisco convent, the university and the famous Plaza del Obradoiro etc. and the new part of the city with La Colegiata del Sar, el Monte Pedroso and the paseo de la Herradura.

A Costa da Morte: the scary name "the coast of the death" appears a big contrast to the ravishing beauty of its impressive landscapes with high cliffs and sea. The route goes through Caión, Buño, Malpica, Corme, Laxe, Vimianzo, Camariñas, Muxia, Touriñán, Corcubión and Finisterre.

High Estuaries: stop in the lovely medieval fishing and vacation village Puentedeume. Driving through Miño, Ponte Do Porco with beautiful beach, stop in monumental Betanzo, full of interesting romanesque and gothic churches. El Pedrido bridge and the fishing and sport port Sada. Lunch. Meirás, summer house of General Franco, the small island Santa Cruz with a castle on it, stop in La Coruña with active fishing port and the spectacular lighthouse Hercules Tower and return back to Santiago.

Drive to one of Spain’s great historical cities declared a World Heritage Site & one of the three holy cities of Christendom. The famous cathedral of Saint James the Apostle, the Patron Saint of Spain, the old quarter, the Royal Hospital, the Rajoy & Gelmirez Palaces, the University and strolling through Rúa Nova & Villar. Lunch in the Parador.

Visit the old quarter, the porticoed Plaza of María Pita, San Carlos garden, Hercules tower, Collegiate church of Santa María del Campo & the baroque Palacio de Cornide. Castle of San Antón, palace of maría Pita & church of San Francisco. Lunch of local galician specialities.

Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Galicia: Auditorium for 2.100 pax. Meeting rooms from 20 to 1.580 pax.

Auditorium de Galicia: Meeting rooms from 35 to 1.000 pax.

Pazo de San Lorenzo de Trasouto: a Manor House founded in 1.216 with church, cloister from the 17^th century and nice gardens. Meeting rooms from 24 to 500 pax.

Centro Galego de Arte Contemporáneo: located in the historical quarter & with meeting rooms for 300 pax.

Pazo do Tambre: located in Outes (A Coruña). A 19^th century building in galician style on the river Tambre. Meeting room for 250 pax.

Pazo de Oca: in A Estrada (Pontevedra). A Palatial Mansion & gardens from the 16^th century with banqueting rooms for 350 pax.

Pazo de San Lourenzo de Trasouto: in Santiago de Compostela. Monastery-cum-Mansion from 1.216 with romantic gardens, church & banqueting for 450 pax.

Castillo de Sotomayor: in Soutomaior (Pontevedra). A 12^th century castle with vineyards, chestnut tress & camellias collection. Capacity for 80 pax.

Pazo de Rubianes: in Vilagarcía de Arousa (Pontevedra). A building dating from the 15^th century. Chapel, magnificent gardens & a cellar. Capacity for 200 pax.

Pazo de Urzaiz-Cadaval: in Nigrán (Pontevedra). A Palatial building from the 15^th century for 100 pax.

Pazo Quinteiro da Cruz: in Ribadumia (Pontevedra). Built in 1.750 with a estate for the production of Albariño wine. It has a stately home, chapel, dovecote & cellar. Capacity for 80 pax.

Pazo do Tambre: located in Outes (A Coruña), late 19^th century building in Galician-Portuguese style on the river Tambre. Chapel, cellar & capacity for 250 pax.

Parador "Hostal Reyes Católicos": 136 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 350 pax.

AC Palacio del Carmen: 75 rooms. Meeting rooms for 160 pax.

Hotel Araguaney: 73 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 350 pax.

Hotel Compostela: 99 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 250 pax.

Hotel Peregrino: 148 rooms. Meeting rooms from 10 to 160 pax.

Hotel Los Tilos: 92 rooms. Meeting rooms from 20 to 400 pax.

Hotel Meliá Confort Santiago: 99 rooms. Meeting rooms from 80 to 410 pax.

Hotel Puerta del Camino: 164 rooms. Meeting rooms from 40 to 320 pax.

Hotel Los Abetos: 148 rooms. Meeting rooms from 30 to 500 pax.

Libredón: total capacity for 200 pax.

Pazo Vista Alegre: In Vedra. Total capacity for 440 pax.

Ruta Jacobea: total capacity for 500 pax.

Fornos: total capacity for 100 pax.

La Tacita de Juan: total capacity for 80 pax.

El Estanco: total capacity for 150 pax.

High Estuaries: stop in the lovely medieval fishing and vacation village Puentedeume. Driving through Miño, Ponte Do Porco with beautiful beach, stop in monumental Betanzo, full of interesting romanesque and gothic churches. El Pedrido bridge and the fishing and sport port Sada. Lunch. Meirás, summer house of General Franco, the small island Santa Cruz with a castle on it, stop in La Coruña with active fishing port and the spectacular lighthouse Hercules Tower and return back to Santiago.

Low Estuaries: route through Esclavitud, Iria Flavia, the medieval town Padron, bridge Puentecesures, Catoira and stop in Carril with a view of the Cortegada Island. Continuation through Vilagharcia de Arousa and Vilaxoan and stop in Cambados with port and fish market wine and shellfish. Through O´Grove and stop in the luxurious tourist resort A Toxa. A Lanzada, Portonovo, Sanxenxo and lunch. Stop in Combarro and in Pontevedra. Caldas de Reis and return to Santiago.

Vigo and Portugal: motorway to Vigo, which is the largest city of Galicia with the most important fishing port, splendid views from the Castro mountain, with La piedra quarter and Castrelos Park and gardens of the Palace. Following the coast and a stop in Baiona, the oldest port of Galicia. Later stop at the fortress Valencia do Minho and lunch. Free time and return to Santiago.

Finisterre: through San Xusto with stop in the beautiful fishing city Noia. Driving through Pontenafonso, Sierra de Outes, Esteiro, Bornalle and Abelleira and stop in Muros, that has been declared as historical-artistic complex. Louro and stop at the longest galician beach Carnota. El Pindo, Ezaro, Cee, Corcubión, Sardiñeiro and lunch. Finisterre and stop in Cap Finisterre with impressive views from the lighthouse of the Atlantic Ocean. Santa Comba and return to Santiago.

Estuaries Dolmen and Castro: passing by the marvellous landscapes of A Barbanza to make a stop in the medieval town Padrón. Route through Rianxo, Boiro, Ponte Goiantes, Escarabote and stop at the quaint villa "Puebla del Caramiñal". View during the route of the Monte Curota, the highest top of the Barbanza mountains and lunch. Santa Uxia de Ribeira, Corrubedo and visit to Dolmen de Axeitos to evoke the life stule of Galicia´s prehistoric inhabitants. Baroña and return to Santiago.

Half Day City Tour of Santiago: Santiago is a monument itself as a city. Let us visit the four squares around the Cathedral, the Cathedral, the traditional streets with their stone arcades & the University.

Vigo is the most important fishing port in Spain with the old quarter & Plaza Mayor, the Barrio Berbés, modernist houses, cathedral of Santa María, the Manor House Pazo de Castrelos and the Castro Mount & then to Bayona, situated at the entrance to the beautiful Ria de Vigo, with the Mount Ferro and the Monte Real castle, the Manor House Pazo de la Correa, noble Mansions & the Collegiate Church. Lunch in the Parador.

Drive to one of Spain’s great historical cities declared a World Heritage Site & one of the three holy cities of Christendom. The famous cathedral of Saint James the Apostle, the Patron Saint of Spain, the old quarter,Centro Gallego of Contemporary Art, the Royal Hospital, the Rajoy & Gelmirez Palaces, the University and strolling through Rúa Nova & Villar. Lunch in the Parador.

Departure to Cambados to visit the Martín Códax Wine cellar to taste the Albariño wine. Panoramic tour of Vigo with the Castro Mount & the Monterreal Yacht Club. Then drive to Pontevedra to visit the pleasant old quarter with the Pazos, town houses & noble mansions, the Basilica of Santa María la Mayor & the church of la Peregrina.

Visit the old quarter, the porticoed Plaza of María Pita, San Carlos garden, Hercules tower, Collegiate church of Santa María del Campo & the baroque Palacio de Cornide. Palace of María Pita, castle of San Antón & the church of San Francisco. Lunch of local galician specialities.

Drive to this nice place with the famous roman walls and its 10 gates, the old quarter, the cathedral, episcopal palace, picturesque town houses & the provincial museum.