Summary: It rains 300 days a year in this breathtakingly beautiful and utterly remote corner of northwestern Spain. The harsh landscape and the unforgiving sea have helped shape the generally cynically nature of Galicians—where else do you find a street called "Salsipuedes" (Get away if you can). Yet this is also the terminus of the arduous pilgrimage to Santiago’s famed cathedral and the tomb of St. James. (30 minutes)