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In the north there is no flamenco, no toros, no olé, and no many things you can find in the south. Its a very different culture. The day this girl discovers that in the north west the traditional music is based on bagpipes, probably his head will explode.

I am Spanish, and I have a little comment. About the free water, if you come into a bar and order a "vaso de agua" (glass of water) instead of a "botella de agua" (bottled water), they have to, by law, give for free a glass of tap water which can be drank perfectly, at least in Madrid and the big cities. Depending on the place, probably they will even serve you a big glass with ice cubes

They were the Roman emperor ceasers biggest enemy during his reign

Shhhhuuuu shuuuu

Is it easy to travel by bus? I am thinking of doing the same trip but the opposite way, just wondering whether to hire a car or bus ?

Hi! I am planning to visit Spain (Catalan pyrenees) in November. What is the name of the route you drove to see the snow? Thanks!

Both Spains are nice, they're just different. The North is so much greener, and liveable in Summer unlike the South. People are different too, but really really beautiful too

A piece of heaven

OMG ! this was toooo long winded!

A gentle land, that's the literal translation of one of the many Galician legends: the "Meigas". The Celts came by sea (why cross the Pyrenees?), and with them they brought strange and obscure traditions, contributing to this corner of the peninsula becoming a magical place. The witches, whose existence was rarely admitted, by virtue of the synod issued from Santiago, served to undo the wickedness of the Meigas against men. They weren't sweet at all, but I don't believe in witches either. Today the fight is different. In Santiago's public library, there is a clear sign at the entrance decorated in the colours of the rainbow: "Space safe from sexist harassment". Is this really a bewitched land? Beaches only frequented by locals, whether it's grandmothers walking their dogs and bathing topless in the late afternoon, or early morning bikers helping local fishermen drag their small boats out to sea. They passed me many times as I walked along roads between beaches and mountains. The motorbike is good for exploring the thousands of beaches in the Rias, some of them smelling more of pine than the sea, others with snakes hiding among the rocks... So much to explore! Don't tell anyone else, but I found some bible-worthy paradises on beaches with strangely warm water as if it were the Caribbean. And what to say about the view at the top of the 628 metres of the Moa with Carnota Bay on one side and Cape Fisterra on the other? The silence was absolute a little further down in the picnic area. There was a paradise on Earth, and it was in Galicia, "terra meiga".

The celtic galicia region best part of spain IMO.

Hasta el perro estaba fascinado con Galicia. Seguramente pensó que estaba en el Disneyland para perros.

I'm from Scotland and visit Galicia often. The Brits head to the south of Spain and that makes it perfect. For me, it is the most perfect place on earth. I love it.

Hey I got bitten by a dog on my right arm im going to ER to get vaccinated for rabies are the shots painless?

Looks shitty.

You didn't visit Lugo or Ourense?! Missed opportunity!

I wanted to see images of Spain, not look at a 'bimbo' doing a monologue

Me encantan los videos en que gente de fuera ha elegido vivir entre los españoles y habla sobre nuestro país. Y todas las mujeres que vienen son verdaderamente bellas.

Most Spanish look Anglo anyways

that question about the double surname is like a bit of "what a nerve!", because the question is why so much machismo in the anglo culture on this topic. The faiur questions would be why an anglo sees how his beloved mother surname is not included in his name if he has a father and a mother, and probably he loves his mother more than his father, and her surname doesn't deserve to be forgotten. Why a n anglo woman sees how his father's surname is deleted from her name when she gets married (maiden name?, nee? wtf?). Is it so because she belongs to his husband and has no origins or previous life?. Those are the questions must be answered, because those anglo customs are a bit of nonsense and even unfair. 😁

Why do foreigners assume that all Spaniards are into flamenco? In the north, we have different dances -- the jota and muineira -- and the traditional clothing is way different.

El norte es mejor para vivir. Lo digo desde el sur

Yes they do

I love the food there. Going back next summer.

The dress you're wearing it's a bit different tell me about it

Im from Melbourne living in north Spain 😊 hope your fine here always nice seeing aussies here

anda por ahiiii

The best sea food in the world comes from Galicia and as for it raining all the time ,you are very 100% wrong ,Asturias has lot a lot of rain and that’s the reason why the landscape is so green which is why the meat from the animals is so nice and tasty.Galicia is the nicest part of the real spain ,

Spanish mountain ranges like the Pyrenees are no secret to anyone, we have great ski slopes and wonderful snowy forests in winter all across the country. It’s just that tourists have an ingrained topic about Spain of beach, sun and party, that in their minds they can barely put together the words Spain and snow together.

en valencia desde marzo hasta diciembre no hace nada de frio escepto algun dia raro

en valencia yo me baño en mi piscina desde mayo hasta mitad de noviembre.

Actually, Spain is almost four times larger than England. Spain is around 195 thousand square miles and England is 50 thousand square miles.

Ok.... Here are the New York City culture shocks related to this video. 1. The best coffee sold here in NYC comes from Italy and Colombia. Puerto Rico coffee Bustelo is also good). Arab coffee is strong but good. 2. Here in New York City we NEVER say hi to the bus driver because otherwise bus drivers would go insane having to say hi over and over to hundreds of people. 3. We almost never use What's Up in NYC. Usually only Spanish and some other countries visiting use it here. But, Americans text or email mostly. 4. Here we never wear socks in Yoga class. That would be laughable to wear sox for that. But, it is hilarious and weird that Aussies walk barefoot in Australia. 5. Here in NYC we do have toilet paper in most restaurants at all times. But, public toilets such as portable or street bathrooms lack toilet paper a lot. 6. Road rage is a religion here in New York. Sad but true. In fact, we keep argueing alone about the incident in our sleep that night. 7. Living at home when older is becoming more of a thing in NYC because rents are sky high and jobs are being cut to part time. But, they contribute toward rent or get kicked out. 8. Arriving late to get togethers is now more common due to the massive excessive car traffic and train delays that have taken NYC hostage in the last 20 years. 9. Here most people below 30 years old will not give up their seat on the bus for the elderly or pregnant. Usually older than 30 will. Sad but true. 10. We don't have bull fighting here. But... sadly when a fight breaks out publicly here people will pull out their cameras to record it instead of breaking up the fight.

lo del papel higienico es normal porque la gente que va de transito por españa a otros paises se lo llevan, lo mejor es pedirlo y te lo dan,

eso es sintoma de que te estas haciendo española

“Guiri”??? I lived in Spain for years as a child in a small town Benijofar,Alicante. I hated that word, all my friends were Spanish and I played in a football team, every time there was a disagreement with the other team “puta guiri” or something along them lines was always thrown at me, don’t get me wrong I hated the English that made no effort to interrogate but even the English that did were always made to feel unwanted.

Has your dog got naturally stainless or did you dock the poor dog. Either way the practise is cruel and barbaric

She’s an extreme dumb ass.

Horse mouth

I have never been there it seems so nice

I definitely kept watching because of your humor! Very funny!

I'm from the north of Portugal and I love Galicia too !

Can i interview you in my channel?

I just got pushed and cut in line by two old auntie speaking Spanish in France. Theyre expecting me to treat them nice even if they break the line so fking funny and they can’t even speak english

Is Australia in India? Is UK in Jamaica?

Individually generally we like and get along well with English people. Negative stereotypes in both nations are due to old national rivalries and wars, but this is old news and should be left behind. On the other hand there is a feeling in Spain that there are still negative stereotypes about Spain in England, perpetuated in movies, tv shows and British press.

I`ve never thought we cut in line; lines are respected, at least in the north and in Madrid. I don`t know about the south.

La Casa andaluza, aka the Andalusian house, closed in with a patio, has a Roman design, nothing to do with Arabs.

That was a great, easygoing tour! You described everything to the T while showing Galicia's beautiful nooks a crannies that gave the viewer enough time to listen to the descriptions while enjoying the gorgeous views! I particularly loved the moment where you were eating pulpo and the last white, sandy, windy beache with the dark clouds in the background and your dog running around the grass! Thanks very much for sharing!

I will go to live there, I will learn galatians language.