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RIGHT NEXT TO THE SANTIAGO PILGRIMS WAY
Casa Grande de Cornide is situated 10 minutes by car from Santiago de
Compostela, the final destination on the Pilgrims’ way. Besides this we
find ourselves very near to one of the main roads on this pan European
route: the Portuguese Way. Somehow, Casa Grande de Cornide the manor house
becomes the epicentre of a tour that allows the traveller to begin to
understand the mysteries of this thousand year old Pilgrimage.
TRADITION AND ULTRAMODERNISM
With more than 200 years of history, Casa Grande de Cornide is a living
example of the most traditional Galician architecture, alongside
interesting ultramodern elements. Its ample collection of Galician
painting could easily qualify it as a small Art gallery museum. The house
boasts an 8.000m2 garden that encloses such emblematic trees as a leafy
Magnolia that has been part of the manor house since it was built.
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GUEST
ROOMS AND FACILITIES
3 maisonettes
1 Guest suite
4 double bedrooms and 2 single bedrooms
En suite bathrooms, TV, telephone, mini-bar
Breakfast
Dogs admitted. |
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INTERIOR FACILITIES
Living room
Library
Permanent painting exhibition. |
EXTERIOR FACILITIES
Gardens
Wine cellar
Car park |
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WHAT YOU CAN DO
Leisure time and rest are at a premium state of the art level in this
house. Its magnificent collection of works by XX Century Galician painters;
its library, with a variety of 3.000 volumes; its bodega situated in an
old dovecote, and its huge garden, are more than enough reasons for never
leaving the manor house. Nevertheless, the appealing features that
surround Casa Grande de Cornide invite you to investigate some of the
cycle or walking routes, or even to attempt one of the stages of the
Jacobean Portuguese pilgrimage way to Santiago de Compostela. Also
recommendable is a stroll through the cobbled streets of Santiago, or a
visit to the homes which are now museums of the famous Galician writers
Rosalia de Castro and Camilo Jose Cela.
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Bicycle routes
Walking trails
Galician, Spanish and European wine tasting. |
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