Must-SeePorto
About 124 miles away
A granite riverside city, famous for port wine lodges, and a tiled train station.
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A rocky cape on the Atlantic, once thought the end of the earth, where many pilgrims carry on after Santiago.
The Romans believed the known world ended here, and the name means end of the earth. A lighthouse stands on the cape above the ocean, with a stone marker counting the final kilometer of the Camino, and the fishing town of Fisterra below has seafood by the harbor.
Must-SeeA granite riverside city, famous for port wine lodges, and a tiled train station.
Must-SeeThe Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen, a royal palace and great late-night tapas.
Must-SeeA crescent beach and some of Spain's best pintxos bars, in the Basque Country.
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