In case you are interested in the way people lived some period ago, what is the nation dedicated to and their primary interests and priorities, you'll be totally and fully captivated with the exposition! More

The building is wonderful -- an old Dominican seminary. (The church is now a spectacular display area for monumental-size sculptures from the art museum next door.) The remodel was done without sparing a Euro, everything is top-class. Displays use music, touch, and visuals to show all kinds of aspects of a complicated ethnic group that is fighting to preserve its... More

This was a nice museum, but for the fact that unless you were from the area you couldn't understand any of the information in it. Even my nieces who spoke Spanish had trouble with the language. More

how actual people lived several years ago in Galicia More

The entrance to this museum is free, and it is situated near the San Pedro street, which is a less visited but picturesque quarter of Santiago. The museum itself has a lot of well-organized rooms presenting tools and other materials illustrating daily Galician life etc., but there isn´t much written information to study if one wants to obtain more than... More