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1. Galicia is an autonomous community located in northwest Spain with 4 provinces and a population of 2.78 million people. 2. Galicia has a rich culture with many archaeological sites from Celtic and Roman times including dolmens, walls, and lighthouses. 3. The region is known for its coastal rias, green mountains, rivers, seafood cuisine, and as the destination for pilgrims walking the Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.
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Welcome to galicia
- 1. WELCOME to GALICIA
- 4. Galicia is an Autonomous Community in the northwest of Spain
- 5. Hello! F R A N CE P O R T U G A L
- 6. Galicia has provinces 4
- 7. Inhabitants: 2,780,000 Extension: 29,435 km2 Languages: Galician and Spanish European Union: 1986
- 8. Galicia has got a Parliament with 75 members.
- 11. “ castros” Celtic’s people settlements
- 12. Prehistoric art: DOLMENS
- 13. WALLS Of LUGO Roman Bridge OURENSE Tower of HERCULES A CORUÑA
- 14. There are more than 30 LIGHTHOUSES
- 15. C OR R UB E DO F I S T E R R A C Í E S T O U R I Ñ Á N
- 16. GALICIA MONASTERIES is full of
- 17. SAMOS OSEIRA
- 18. And full of castles San Antón Pambre
- 19. THERE ARE cathedrals 5
- 20. LUGO MONDOÑEDO
- 21. TUI OURENSE
- 22. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
- 24. Do you know what this is? HÓRREO : a grain store – a granary
- 26. PAZOS MANOR HOUSES O C A dos ULLOA A D A I CIBRÁN
- 27. The WAY to Santiago Walking stick bag pumpkin Scallop shell hat cloak A PILGRIM
- 31. In GALICIA you can enjoy the MOUNTAINS…
- 32. O Courel
- 33. Os Ancares
- 34. Fragas do Eume Ancares Courel Viaduto do Ulla- Vedra
- 35. … and the THOUSAND RIVERS
- 40. … but our “RIAS”… … are worldwide famous
- 41. LOWER RIAS Have a close look at the pictures UPPER RIAS and
- 42. Upper RIAS
- 48. COULD you see the differences?
- 49. important cities 7 In Galicia there are
- 50. A CORUÑA
- 51. LUGO
- 52. OURENSE
- 53. PONTEVEDRA
- 54. VIGO
- 55. FERROL
- 58. Galician People WORK hard
- 65. CITROEN FINSA
- 67. VIRIATO MONTOTO P U R I F I C A C I O N G A R C I A
- 68. SPORTS…
- 69. Iván Raña T R I A T L O N W O R L D C H A M P I O N ROWING- GOLD medal DAVID CAL
- 70. free time … and
- 71. R E L A X I N D O O R S
- 72. and OUTDOORS
- 73. SEA SPORTS
- 74. RIVER SPORTS
- 76. GALICIAN PEOPLE really enjoy …
- 78. SEAFOOD mussels clams King crabs prawns
- 79. crabs King crabs King prawns crayfish
- 80. SARDINES Galician style octopus Goose barnacles
- 81. Galician stew
- 82. Galician broth Spanish omelet Chourizo Hake
- 83. PORK SHOULDER & TURNIP TOPS PASTRY PIES SMALL GREEN PEPPERS from PADRON
- 86. QUEIMADA
- 88. FOLKLORE
- 89. MUIÑEIRA
- 90. T R A D I T I O N A L C O S T U M E S
- 91. T R A D I T I O N A L C O S T U M E S
- 93. E N J O Y Y O U R S T A Y