La Coruna to Santiago de Compostela

[@AliceGoss]

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[@IamaDutch-Kiwi]

What a great remnant of the Roman wall. Impressive. Nice railway station too. Another daring adventure- the ticket machine. Another lovely building the railway station. A busy place Santiago de Compostela. Loved the food hall. NO! Not rain Alice...😱! Then 13:17 WOW! The cathedral is MAGNIFICENT. Breathtaking. What a great video again- despite the rain. Happy travels Alice. 🙏👌🇳🇱🙋‍♀🥝

[@AliceGoss]

Thanks Anita. The cathedral was the most opulent I've seen. Quite an incredible interior unlike anything I've seen before. Yes the rain, nearly made the whole year without it raining but alas ....

[@twobearsontour]

Wow! That Roman aqueduct was fantastic and so complete. They were amazing architects and engineers. Oh my goodness, that train ticket fiasco! At least you got there. What a lovely city that market was great and the cathedral was just stunning. And you found a lovely central location to live too, bonus 👍🤭🤣 Looks like a great place to visit. 🧸🐻

[@AliceGoss]

I had such an adventure that day, but next time, I shall definitely take the bus. Santiago de Compostela is definitely worth another visit. Thanks for watching.

[@WanderingwithWatto]

Hey Alice. A great video. The train looked confusing although did look nice and clean compared to some of ours. I was wondering what the guy next to you was thinking of you vlogging 🤣🤣. Great wander around the town. Now then that cathedral was just beautiful. Absolutely stunning. Thoroughly enjoyed following along. Hope you have a great weekend. Warm wishes from Kim and Me. 👍🏻🚶🏻‍♂️🚶‍♀️

[@AliceGoss]

Thanks Watto. I did have a problem with the trains, more so than the video showed. Coach travel is so much easier but with time not on my side, I had to endure the train. The viaduct was good to see, and only found it because I was lost on my way to the station.

[@dentonstales2778]

Another good video, Alice, rain or no rain. That fragment of an aquaduct was very interesting, good condition, but a great pity that information signs seem as rare as hen's teeth in some places.

[@AliceGoss]

So many places that I've visited have no information plaques up. Such a shame and frustrating because I wanted to know more. Aqueducts were an integral part of Roman life and few segments survive.