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Researched Updated Oct 29, 2026 Last changed Oct 31, 2026 About guide entries

Essentials

City
Santiago de Compostela, capital of Galicia, in the province of A Coruña, northwest Spain. 7 8
Population
100,965 inhabitants on 1 January 2025, the municipal register total. The 2024 register figure was 99,536. 6 7 8
Internet Speed
High-speed fiber widely available; average 250-600 Mbps
Currency & Banking
Euro. On 19 October 2026 the ECB reference rate was 1 EUR = 1.1225 USD, so about 1 USD = €0.89. 1 4
Tap Water
Safe to drink. The city travel guide says tap water is safe. The Spain guide says tap water is safe and of drinkable quality, with higher mineral content in some southern regions, not on this Atlantic coast. 5 4
Power
230 V, 50 Hz. Sockets are Type C (Europlug) and Type F (Schuko). 4
SIM Card
Buy a prepaid SIM at an Orange or Movistar shop; identification is usually required. Orange Prepago 10 is €10 for 28 days (80 GB with the current extra, 15 GB of EU roaming, SIM or eSIM). Movistar Prepago Plus is €10 for 28 days (60 GB) and Prepago Premium is €15 for 28 days (240 GB). 2 3 4
Banking for Expats
Revolut and N26 are popular; Abanca offers 'Cuenta Clara' for residents.
Accommodation
Fotocasa asking rent in October 2026 was 10 €/m² in the city, and 11 €/m² in the Casco Histórico, Ensanche-Sar and Campus Sur-Santa Marta. A 60 m² flat at the city rate is about €600 a month, or about €660 in those districts. The rural parishes were 7 €/m². 11
Cashless Friendly
Yes, cards and contactless (Apple/Google Pay) accepted almost everywhere.
Short Term Rentals
Airbnb, Booking.com, and 'The Last Stamp' (average €45-€80/night)
Budget Accommodation
Meiga Backpackers, Rúa dos Basquiños 67, a dorm bed about €18 in the February 2025 guide. Albergue Roots & Boots is mapped at Rúa do Campo do Cruceiro do Gaio 7. A nightly price for it was not on that guide. 5 25 26
Best Area to Stay for Tourists
The old town, the Casco Histórico, around the cathedral and Praza do Obradoiro. The tourist office is at Rúa do Vilar 63. 5 22
Best Area to Stay for Digital Nomads
Ensanche or Santa Marta. Fotocasa asking rent in October 2026 was 11 €/m² in both Ensanche-Sar and Campus Sur-Santa Marta, the same as the Casco Histórico, against 7 €/m² in the rural parishes. 11

Working and Networking

Best Coworking Space
Cowork Plus, 54 Rúa do Hórreo, listed under the old-town district: an open-space desk from €145 a month. The city directory, updated 28 October 2026, also lists a shared-desk day rate from €24 before tax, without tying that day rate to this space. 21
Best Cafe for Work
Lusco e Fusco Bakery (San Pedro) or Tertulia (Rúa do Pombal)
Networking Events
Santiago Valley (Tech meetups), 'English-Spanish Language Exchange' at various pubs.
Social Events for Expats
Meetup.com 'Santiago International Groups' and Erasmus Student Network (ESN) events.

Transportation

Best Taxi/Ride App
Radio Taxi Santiago (+34 981 56 92 92). Uber/Cabify have limited presence.
Bike/Scooter Rental
Santiago Bici (Public sharing) or Cycling Galicia for long-term rentals.
Best Beach Nearby
Playa de Testal in Noia (35 mins drive) or Praia de Samil in Vigo (50 mins train).
Top Regional Airline
Iberia and its partners fly from Santiago-Rosalía de Castro airport, in Lavacolla about 12 km from the centre, to Madrid, Bilbao, Barcelona, Seville, Malaga, Valencia and the Canaries. 5 7
Top International Airline
Ryanair is named among the budget carriers with seasonal flights from west Europe, the UK and Ireland. The airport has a single terminal, opened in 2011 and named for Rosalía de Castro. 5 7
Highway Access
The AP-9 runs from A Coruña and Ferrol through Santiago to Pontevedra and Vigo; the Spanish article also describes it as the city bypass. 5 8
Main Train/Transit Hub
Santiago railway station is about a kilometre south of the cathedral, with the bus station beside it. AVE and Alvia trains use the high-speed line to Madrid. The travel guide says that trip takes a little over 3 hours, with high-speed running via Ourense. 5 8
Public Transport Passes
TUSSA urban buses in 2026: a cash ticket is €1.00. The ordinary rechargeable bono is €0.36 a trip (the unsubsidised list price is €0.60). The monthly pass is €15.60 (list price €26) and allows unlimited trips for 30 days. A transfer within 60 minutes onto a different line is free. The card deposit is €3. 9
Regional Travel
Renfe runs about every hour to A Coruña in about 30 minutes, and those trains continue to Ourense. Mid-distance trains to Vigo take about an hour via Pontevedra. The bus station is beside the railway station. ALSA runs six times a day from Madrid, about nine hours. 5

Health and Wellness

Best Hospital
Hospital Clínico Universitario de Santiago (CHUS)
Yoga & Wellness Centers
Espazo Xestalto (Rúa de San Pedro) or Yoga Maya Santiago.
Gyms & Fitness Centers
Multiusos Fontes do Sar (€45/month with pool and spa access)
Laundry Services
Lavandería Autoservicio Speed Queen (Rúa de San Pedro, 36)

Food and Drink

Best Food Delivery App
Glovo delivers meals in Santiago de Compostela, including burgers, pizza and other categories on the city page. 23
Best Local Dish to Try
Seafood, especially pulpo (octopus). The travel guide also points to local cheese and cakes. The main eating streets are Rúa do Franco and Rúa da Raíña. 5
Vegan/Vegetarian Options
Entre Pedras (Vegan burgers/tapas) or MS MOMO (Modern veggie options).
Best Dessert Spots
Pastelería Mercedes Mora (Famous for original Tarta de Santiago)
Affordable Shopping Spots
Mercado de Abastos, Rúa das Ameas, about 200 m east of the cathedral, for fresh produce. Open Monday to Saturday 07:00-16:00. 5
E-commerce/Online Store
Amazon.es, El Corte Inglés online.
Grocery Delivery
Mercadona or Gadis (Gadisline.com)
Bar/Nightlife Area
Rúa do Franco and Rúa da Raíña, the alleys south of the cathedral, are the main strip for tapas and bars. 5
Local Brewery
Estrella Galicia (Brewed in A Coruña, ubiquitous here).
Wine Bars
O Filandón (Rúa da Acibechería) for Albariño and local cheese.
Street Food Stalls
Abastos 2.0 (Modern Galician small plates in the market)
Popular International Cuisine
Restaurante Siciliano (Italian) or Hua-King (Traditional Chinese).

Culture and Attractions

Must-See Landmarks
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and Praza do Obradoiro. The old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. The February 2025 guide lists an adult cathedral ticket at €20. An August 2026 update on the same page lists a cathedral-complex ticket at €6 and combined tickets at €10 to €15. 5 22
Museums & Art Venues
CGAC (Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea), Rúa Valle-Inclán 2, designed by Álvaro Siza. Free. Tuesday to Sunday 11:00-20:00, closed Monday. 5
Historical Sites
Monasterio de San Martiño Pinario, Praza da Inmaculada 3, about 50 m north of the cathedral. The museum is €4 (reduced €3), Tuesday to Sunday. 5
Religious Sites
The high altar of the cathedral, and the crypt below it with the supposed tomb of Saint James. 5
Annual Events
The feast of Saint James is 25 July. In Santiago it is a two-week programme with events culminating on the 24th. The 25th is quiet and many places are closed. In a Holy Year, when 25 July is a Sunday, the Holy Door of the cathedral is opened. 5
Cultural Districts
Neighborhood of San Pedro (Hipster/Traditional mix)
Theater Venues
Teatro Principal, Rúa Nova 21, about 200 m south of the cathedral. Centro Dramático Galego is at Rúa Nova 34. 5
Local Markets
Mercado de Abastos, Rúa das Ameas, about 200 m east of the cathedral. Open Monday to Saturday 07:00-16:00. Some stalls cook food to eat there. 5
Music Scene
Casa das Crechas is at Vía Sacra 3, just north of Praza da Quintana. Modus Vivendi is on Praza Feixóo, about 50 m east of that square. The guide lists both as bars and does not describe the music. 5
Street Art
Vite district and peripheral walls near the Camino entrances.
Cooking Classes
Miga de Pan cooking school or market tours by Abastos 2.0.
Art Galleries
Trinta (Rúa de Virxe da Cerca)
Historic Buildings
Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, Praza do Obradoiro 1, a Parador in the former pilgrim hospital. A bed-and-breakfast double was about €330 in the February 2025 guide. 5
Local Heritage
The scallop shell and the pilgrim staff are the badges of the Camino. UNESCO describes pilgrims walking to the cathedral carrying that shell. The old town was inscribed in 1985. 22

Nature and Outdoor Activities

Nearby Nature Escapes
Monte Pedroso (Hiking trails with city views)
National Parks Nearby
Parque Nacional Marítimo-Terrestre de las Islas Atlánticas de Galicia, the islands from the Ría de Arousa to the Ría de Vigo, including the Cíes. A boat is required. A travel time from the city was not on the park page. 24
Cycling/Walking Paths
The Camino de Santiago ends at the cathedral. The principal route is the French Way, about 780 km from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. The Vía de la Plata comes from southern Spain. 5
Scenic Viewpoints
The mirador at the north end of Parque da Alameda is a viewing platform looking toward the cathedral. 5
Birdwatching Locations
Ría de Arousa wetlands (45 mins away)
Bonfire-Friendly Spots
San Xoán Festival (June 23) - bonfires throughout the city streets.

Other Services and Amenities

Parcel Delivery Service
Correos (Main office at Rúa do Franco), SEUR, MRW.
Tech Repair Services
PCBox Santiago (Rúa de San Pedro)
Table Tennis Spots
Pabellón de Vite (Sports complex)
Language Classes
Linguamania or the Universidad de Santiago (USC) language center.
Libraries & Study Spots
The library is in the Cidade da Cultura on Monte Gaiás, the Peter Eisenman complex. Entry to the complex is free, and some temporary exhibitions charge. Bus 9 runs from the centre. 5
Community Centers
Centro Sociocultural de Santa Marta
Gaming Lounges
Elite Gaming Center (Zone near the campus)
Casino & Gaming Halls
Casino Santiago (Rúa do Villar)

Business

Studio Purchase Price (City Center)
Fotocasa, October 2026, does not split prices by bedroom count. The Casco Histórico was 1,949 €/m² and Ensanche-Sar was 3,522 €/m². A 40 m² flat at the historic-centre rate is about €77,960. 10
Studio Purchase Price (Outside City)
Fotocasa, October 2026, the rural parishes (Parroquias de Santiago) were 998 €/m², the lowest district, and still inside the municipality. A 40 m² flat at that rate is about €39,920. 10
1-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center)
Fotocasa, October 2026, the Casco Histórico was 1,949 €/m² and Ensanche-Sar was 3,522 €/m². A 60 m² flat at the historic-centre rate is about €116,940. The index is not split by number of bedrooms. 10
1-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City)
Fotocasa, October 2026, the rural parishes were 998 €/m². A 60 m² flat at that rate is about €59,880. 10
2-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center)
Fotocasa, October 2026, the Casco Histórico was 1,949 €/m² and Ensanche-Sar was 3,522 €/m². An 80 m² flat at the historic-centre rate is about €155,920. The index is not split by number of bedrooms. 10
2-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City)
Fotocasa, October 2026, the rural parishes were 998 €/m². An 80 m² flat at that rate is about €79,840. 10
Corporate Tax
The general corporation tax rate is 25%. Newly created companies are taxed at 15% for the first profitable year and the next one. 16
Dividend Withholding Tax
Dividends are savings income: 19% on the first €6,000, 21% to €50,000, 23% to €200,000, 27% to €300,000, and 30% above that. Dividends paid to a non-resident are withheld at 19% before any treaty rate. 14
Tax System
Residents pay Spanish income tax on worldwide income. Non-residents pay tax on Spanish-source income only. Residence is more than 183 days in the calendar year, or Spain as the main base of activities or economic interests. 14 15
Highest Income Tax Bracket
The Galicia regional scale tops at 22.5% on general taxable income above €60,000. The 2026 state withholding scale, only a guideline, reaches 47% above €300,000. 12 14
VAT
21% standard VAT (IVA). A 10% reduced rate covers some food, new homes and tickets to live culture. A 4% super-reduced rate covers bread, milk, books and medicines. 17
Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) Rules
Yes. Spanish residents are taxed on a foreign company when they hold over 50% and the foreign corporate tax is under 75% of the tax that would be payable in Spain. 18
Property Tax
IBI is an annual municipal tax on owning real estate, and the city sets the rate. A current Santiago percentage was not on the national summary. There is also a local tax on the rise in urban land value when a property is sold. 17
Property Transaction Tax
Galicia sets the general transfer tax on a home bought from a private seller at 8%. A sale by a business is charged VAT instead of transfer tax, and a new dwelling is at the 10% reduced VAT rate. 13 17
Attractive Tax System for Digital Nomads
Many passports can stay 90 days in any 180 without a visa. A longer stay uses the international telework visa. Qualifying newcomers, including some employees who work remotely and hold that visa, can opt into the impatriate regime on form 149: employment income is withheld at 24% up to €600,000 and at 47% above that, for the year of the move and the next five tax years. 19 20

About these guide entries

Method
Researched
Last updated
Oct 29, 2026
Last changed
Oct 31, 2026

Checked against the sources below and compared with similar cities. Numbers in the list point to these sources.

  1. ECB euro reference rates, 19 October 2026, 1 euro = 1.1225 US dollarsOfficial
  2. Orange Prepago 10, 10 euros for 28 days, SIM or eSIMOfficial
  3. Movistar prepago, Plus 10 euros and Premium 15 euros, identity requiredOfficial
  4. Wikivoyage Spain, 230 V Europlug and Schuko, tap water, mobile networksSecondary
  5. Wikivoyage Santiago, station, airport, market, cathedral, hostels, updated 2025-2026Secondary
  6. INE municipal register, Santiago de Compostela 100,965 inhabitants in 2025Official
  7. English Wikipedia, capital of Galicia, 100,965 residents on 1 January 2025, airport 12 kmReference
  8. Spanish Wikipedia, INE 2025 population, AP-9, AVE and Alvia to MadridReference
  9. TUSSA fares, cash 1 euro, ordinary bono 0.36 euro in 2026, monthly pass 15.60 euroOfficial
  10. Fotocasa sale prices, Santiago de Compostela, October 2026Index
  11. Fotocasa asking rents, Santiago de Compostela, 10 euros per square metre in October 2026Index
  12. ATRIGA, Galicia income-tax scale tops at 22.5 percent above 60,000 eurosOfficial
  13. ATRIGA, general transfer tax on a used home 8 percentOfficial
  14. PwC Spain personal income tax, savings scale and 2026 withholding scale, reviewed 30 June 2026Secondary
  15. PwC Spain tax residence, 183 days or centre of economic interestsSecondary
  16. PwC Spain corporation tax, general rate 25 percent, reviewed 30 June 2026Secondary
  17. PwC Spain VAT 21, 10 and 4 percent, and local property taxSecondary
  18. PwC Spain controlled foreign company rules, over 50 percent and under 75 percent of Spanish taxSecondary
  19. AEAT impatriate regime, 24 percent up to 600,000 euros, five further yearsOfficial
  20. UK FCDO, Schengen 90 days in any 180Official
  21. Cowork Plus, 54 Rua do Horreo, open desk from 145 euros a month, directory updated 28 October 2026Listings
  22. UNESCO, Old Town of Santiago de Compostela, inscribed 1985, scallop shellOfficial
  23. Glovo delivery in Santiago de CompostelaOfficial
  24. Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park, Ria de Arousa to Ria de VigoOfficial
  25. OpenStreetMap, Meiga Backpackers, 67 Rua dos BasquinosReference
  26. OpenStreetMap, Albergue Roots and Boots, 7 Rua do Campo do Cruceiro do GaioReference

Change history

    • 2-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center) Approx. €2,600 per m² (e.g., 80 m² = €208,000) Fotocasa, October 2026, the Casco Histórico was 1,949 €/m² and Ensanche-Sar was 3,522…
    • 2-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City) Approx. €1,550 per m² (e.g., 80 m² = €124,000) Fotocasa, October 2026, the rural parishes were 998 €/m². An 80 m² flat at that rate is…
    • Accommodation Idealista, Fotocasa, and local Facebook groups ('Alquiler Santiago') Fotocasa asking rent in October 2026 was 10 €/m² in the city, and 11 €/m² in the Casco…
    • Affordable Shopping Spots Mercado de Abastos (Fresh local produce market) Mercado de Abastos, Rúa das Ameas, about 200 m east of the cathedral, for fresh produce…
    • Annual Events Festas do Apóstolo (July 15–31) with major fireworks on the 24th. The feast of Saint James is 25 July. In Santiago it is a two-week programme with events…
    • Attractive Tax System for Digital Nomads Beckham Law (24% flat tax) or the new Spain Digital Nomad Visa tax rules. Many passports can stay 90 days in any 180 without a visa. A longer stay uses the…
    42 more changes
    • Bar/Nightlife Area Rúa do Franco (Tapas) and Rúa Nova (Student bars) Rúa do Franco and Rúa da Raíña, the alleys south of the cathedral, are the main strip for…
    • Best Area to Stay for Digital Nomads Ensanche (New Town) for modern apartments or Santa Marta for quiet living. Ensanche or Santa Marta. Fotocasa asking rent in October 2026 was 11 €/m² in both…
    • Best Area to Stay for Tourists Casco Histórico (Old Town) near the Cathedral The old town, the Casco Histórico, around the cathedral and Praza do Obradoiro. The…
    • Best Coworking Space Arroelo (Rúa de Tras do Parlamento, 11) - €15/day, €145/month Cowork Plus, 54 Rúa do Hórreo, listed under the old-town district: an open-space desk from…
    • Best Food Delivery App Just Eat and Glovo are the primary services. Glovo delivers meals in Santiago de Compostela, including burgers, pizza and other…
    • Best Local Dish to Try Pulpo á Feira (Octopus) and Tarta de Santiago (Almond cake) Seafood, especially pulpo (octopus). The travel guide also points to local cheese and…
    • Budget Accommodation Hostel Roots (€22/night), Meiga Backpackers (€18/night) Meiga Backpackers, Rúa dos Basquiños 67, a dorm bed about €18 in the February 2025 guide…
    • City Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain Santiago de Compostela, capital of Galicia, in the province of A Coruña, northwest Spain.
    • Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) Rules Yes, applicable under Spanish Tax Law. Yes. Spanish residents are taxed on a foreign company when they hold over 50% and the…
    • Corporate Tax 25% (Spain standard rate) The general corporation tax rate is 25%. Newly created companies are taxed at 15% for the…
    • Currency & Banking Euro (EUR). 1 EUR ≈ 1.09 USD. Major banks: Abanca, BBVA, Santander. Euro. On 19 October 2026 the ECB reference rate was 1 EUR = 1.1225 USD, so about 1 USD =…
    • Cycling/Walking Paths The Camino de Santiago trails (Francés, Portugués, or Finisterre paths) The Camino de Santiago ends at the cathedral. The principal route is the French Way, about…
    • Dividend Withholding Tax 19% to 26% progressively for residents. Dividends are savings income: 19% on the first €6,000, 21% to €50,000, 23% to €200,000…
    • Highest Income Tax Bracket 47% (State and regional combined for income >€300k) The Galicia regional scale tops at 22.5% on general taxable income above €60,000. The 2026…
    • Highway Access AP-9 (Atlantic Highway) connecting North to South Galicia. The AP-9 runs from A Coruña and Ferrol through Santiago to Pontevedra and Vigo; the…
    • Historic Buildings Hostal de los Reyes Católicos (Parador hotel) Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, Praza do Obradoiro 1, a Parador in the former pilgrim…
    • Historical Sites Monasterio de San Martín Pinario Monasterio de San Martiño Pinario, Praza da Inmaculada 3, about 50 m north of the…
    • Libraries & Study Spots Biblioteca de Galicia (Cidade da Cultura - Architecture by Peter Eisenman) The library is in the Cidade da Cultura on Monte Gaiás, the Peter Eisenman complex. Entry…
    • Local Heritage The Shell/Saint James Cross, icons of the Camino pilgrimage. The scallop shell and the pilgrim staff are the badges of the Camino. UNESCO describes…
    • Local Markets Mercado de Abastos (Open Mon-Sat mornings) Mercado de Abastos, Rúa das Ameas, about 200 m east of the cathedral. Open Monday to…
    • Main Train/Transit Hub Estación de Santiago de Compostela (High-speed AVE to Madrid in 3h 15m) Santiago railway station is about a kilometre south of the cathedral, with the bus station…
    • Museums & Art Venues CGAC - Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea (Free entry) CGAC (Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea), Rúa Valle-Inclán 2, designed by Álvaro Siza…
    • Music Scene Casa das Crechas (Folk/Celtic sessions) or Modus Vivendi. Casa das Crechas is at Vía Sacra 3, just north of Praza da Quintana. Modus Vivendi is on…
    • Must-See Landmarks Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and Praza do Obradoiro Santiago de Compostela Cathedral and Praza do Obradoiro. The old town has been a UNESCO…
    • National Parks Nearby Illas Atlánticas (Cíes Islands) - 1.5 hours away (Requires boat) Parque Nacional Marítimo-Terrestre de las Islas Atlánticas de Galicia, the islands from…
    • Population 98,000 100,965 inhabitants on 1 January 2025, the municipal register total. The 2024 register…
    • Power 230V, 50Hz, 🔌 Type C/F sockets 230 V, 50 Hz. Sockets are Type C (Europlug) and Type F (Schuko).
    • Property Tax IBI (Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles), roughly 0.4% - 1.1% of value. IBI is an annual municipal tax on owning real estate, and the city sets the rate. A…
    • Property Transaction Tax ITP (Inheritance & Transfer) - 8% to 10% in Galicia. Galicia sets the general transfer tax on a home bought from a private seller at 8%. A sale…
    • Public Transport Passes Bono de Transporte (Bus): €0.60 per trip with rechargeable card. TUSSA urban buses in 2026: a cash ticket is €1.00. The ordinary rechargeable bono is €0.36…
    • Regional Travel Monbus for regional buses; Renfe for 'Eje Atlántico' trains to A Coruña and Vigo. Renfe runs about every hour to A Coruña in about 30 minutes, and those trains continue to…
    • Religious Sites The High Altar and Crypt of Saint James inside the Cathedral. The high altar of the cathedral, and the crypt below it with the supposed tomb of Saint…
    • SIM Card Movistar, Vodafone, Orange, or Yoigo. Avg. €15-€20 for 50GB+ Buy a prepaid SIM at an Orange or Movistar shop; identification is usually required…
    • Scenic Viewpoints Parque da Alameda (The famous photo with the Cathedral) The mirador at the north end of Parque da Alameda is a viewing platform looking toward the…
    • Studio Purchase Price (City Center) Approx. €3,200 per m² (e.g., 40 m² = €128,000) Fotocasa, October 2026, does not split prices by bedroom count. The Casco Histórico was…
    • Studio Purchase Price (Outside City) Approx. €1,900 per m² (e.g., 40 m² = €76,000) Fotocasa, October 2026, the rural parishes (Parroquias de Santiago) were 998 €/m², the…
    • Tap Water Drinkable and high quality (soft water from Galician mountains) Safe to drink. The city travel guide says tap water is safe. The Spain guide says tap…
    • Tax System Worldwide income basis for residents. Residents pay Spanish income tax on worldwide income. Non-residents pay tax on…
    • Theater Venues Teatro Principal (Rúa Nova) Teatro Principal, Rúa Nova 21, about 200 m south of the cathedral. Centro Dramático Galego…
    • Top International Airline Lufthansa, Ryanair, Aer Lingus (Santiagoe-Lavacolla Airport) Ryanair is named among the budget carriers with seasonal flights from west Europe, the UK…
    • Top Regional Airline Vueling (Major hub at SCQ) Iberia and its partners fly from Santiago-Rosalía de Castro airport, in Lavacolla about 12…
    • VAT 21% (Standard), 10% (Reduced for food/restaurants) 21% standard VAT (IVA). A 10% reduced rate covers some food, new homes and tickets to live…

    fix pass. SIM Card aligned with the country wording (identification usually required); Highway Access trimmed to the routing the opened pages show, dropping Tuy; Best Coworking Space re-cited to the directory's current address with its 28 October update. The travel guide, both map nodes, the Spanish article and the directory were re-opened and confirmed the hostel, cathedral, museum, market, theatre, bar and hotel details.

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