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Anna
About Me
Hi, I’m Anna! I’m an English teacher and language learning enthusiast who also loves music, reading, food, and good conversation.
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Carme
About Me
Hi!!! My name is Carme, i am a Spanish psychology student, currently working on my masters on social intervention. I moved to Santiago 4 years ago to study but I’m from a city called Vigo, still in Spain but close to Portugal. I can speak Spanish, Galician and English well, and I’m learning Portuguese and Italian at the moment. I would love to meet other girls that like to travel and show Galician culture to them as well as practicing languages <3
Is Santiago de Compostela worth visiting?
Solo travel
Most recent solo travel was the camino de Santiago that ended in Santiago. Walked from Sarria. Never did I feel unsafe at any point, even though I was a little concerned before the trip, as I'd never solo travelled in Spain before.
Posted: July 7, 2024Experienced: April, 2024Family travel
My dad and I visited Santiago de Compostela as our final destination on our Camino walk. The city is very similar in architecture to Edinburgh. You’ll find plenty of pilgrims who have just finished the Camino walk also in the city. Overall, I felt the experience in Santiago was great with the food options, things to do, and reasonably affordable accommodation. Very safe overall too!
Posted: June 4, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Spain
