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Beautiful Plaza de la Leña of medieval architecture in the Galician city of Pontevedra, Spain

Traditional row of stone houses and arcade in restored pedestrian street. Stone arches . Noia, A Coruña province, Galicia, Spain.

Usually Galicia is a part of Spain with a lot of rain and culture, the city of Santiago de Compostela is one of the most rainy cities in Spain

view of the streets of Combarro, Galicia, Spain

A panoramic view showcasing the unique contrast between the historic Berbes houses and the modern high-rise buildings in Vigo, Spain. The Berbes neighborhood is known for its rustic charm, traditional stone homes, and cultural significance as part of the city's maritime history. Behind these historic structures, tall urban buildings rise, symbolizing Vigo's modern growth and development.

City View of Baiona (bayona) Galicia Spain

partial view of the village of Allariz at sunset. Galicia, Spain

The main attraction of Santiago de Compostela is the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, which is considered one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Christianity.

Betanzos, Galicia / Spain-August 25, 2017: Very steep street with stone floors with flower pots and small shops

Pedestrian street in Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña, Galicia, Spain).Stone buildings, row of stone arches, soportales.

While travelling with other photographers the author took this photo

Castro Urdiales streets in northern Spain

Santiago de Compostela, Spain - July 18, 2020: Street in historical centre of Santiago de Compostela

Abandoned in the old Porto downtown, Portugal

Pedestrian street in the fishing village of Combarro, Galicia, Spain

$Santiago de Compostela, A city of northwest Spain, the capital of Galicia, near the confluence of the Saar and Saarela rivers. The Middle Ages were a place of pilgrimage. Many Christian churches, temples, tombs, etc. There are Romanesque and Gothic buildings, castles and so on.\n According to legend, James the Great, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus, is buried here and is one of the Catholic pilgrimage destinations. Since the Middle Ages, pilgrims have come here in a continuous stream, and even from all over France through northern Spain to form a famous pilgrimage route.\n Santiago de Compostela was declared a World Heritage Site in 1985. The \$