The northwest region of Spain, known as Galicia, is home to lush landscapes and historic sites. With rolling green hills, misty forests, and hidden hamlets, it feels untouched by time.

Early in his career, Julio Iglesias sang about a Spanish region dear to him. His father came from there. “Canto a Galicia” (Song to Galicia) reflects a longing for a northern Spanish province ...

Wild and windswept, Galicia’s landscapes are steeped in Celtic history, relating a story of Spain that reads rather differently from the more-often told Mediterranean tale. A wander along the ...

Galicia, the country's most north-western region, is known for its lush green landscape, often compared to Ireland's, and old towns replete with exquisite architecture.

Of all the regions in present-day Spain, Galicia is the oldest. It was founded in 214 AD as Gallaecia, a province of Roman ...

Galicia, Spain, is a haven for specialty wine beloved by sommeliers as well as seafood, ... The region also retains a Celtic vibe from its history as a 5th and 6th century BC settlement, ...

Archaeology & History Stone Slabs With Ancient Celtic Symbols Make a Surprise Appearance in Spain. The relics were found near the ruins of a fort built by Spain’s equally ancient Castro culture.

The drought is a troubling sign as many scientists fear Spain may be running out of water; this is the country’s fourth driest year on record with reservoirs at just 35% of their capacity.