Cíes Islands: Galicia’s biggest treasure
by Leticia Perez Zuñiga Named by the Romans “Islands of Gods”, the Cíes Islands are located on the coast of Pontevedra, in the Ria…
Ánxel Fole Sánchez
by Jorge Fole, KONTAKT, Poland Ánxel Fole Sánchez was born in Lugo in 1903. He was a Spanish writer who wrote in Galician and…
The Traditional Galician Dance
by Laura Miguez, KONTAKT, Poland The traditional Galician dance, also known as the regional dance of Galicia, is a rich folkloric heritage that can…
The Wall of Lugo
by Rodrigo Calderon Amores, KONTAKT, Poland Inexplicably, the wall of Lugo is not one of the best known monuments in Spain. And as I…
My personal experience in A Coruña – Elvira’s feedback
By Elvira De Luca – JUMP Team By the end of July, I’ve been part of an incredible European mobility in the Northern part…
LTT in A Coruña. DAY 2_The Camino de Santiago. Diary by JUMP team
By Elvira De Luca and Caterina Pennisi – JUMP (Italy) The 2nd day started very early. At 7am sharp we moved to Santiago by…
Let’s Teach Europe partners visit their hosts in A Coruña
Our partners from Poland, Italy and United Kingdom arrived this Monday (18th of July) to the city of A Coruña to continue working on…
Learning Teaching Training in A Coruña_ DAY 1 by Sofia Sinopoli and Caterina Geracitano (JUMP Team- Italy)
By Sofia Sinopoli & Caterina Geracitano (JUMP – Italy) The day started at 8:30. After breakfast in the high school cafeteria, we met with…
Galician Literature Day 2022: Florencio Delgado Gurriarán
As we have said in previous publications, May 17th is the day we celebrate Galician Literature Day. This celebration began on May 17th, 1963, coinciding…
Galician Easter
As in other parts of Spain, such as Seville or Zamora, the Holy Week in Galicia has different peculiarities that make it unique and…