Santiago de Compostela

Rúa do Franco is a shopping street located in the old quarter of Santiago de Compostela, one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. This street is filled with various boutique shops, such as jewelry, leather goods, and bookstores, as well as traditional local bars and cafes.

Rúa do Franco is also known for its immense spiritual history behind it, and its grand Gothic cathedral, a symbol of Santiago's religious history. The most notable attraction in the area is the statue of St. James the Greater, erected on the flagstone pavement. Other landmarks include the Gate of Azabachería and the Obradoiro Square with its college, military government house, and an old post office. The city's lively nightlife is concentrated in Rúa do Franco, making it the perfect place to explore and experience the local atmosphere. Tourists also flock to the area to experience traditional Spanish cuisine and music. Overall, Rúa do Franco is a place worth visiting to look down its cobbled streets, get lost in its markets, and explore its living history.