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Fisterra´s
singularity emerges from the conjunction of symbols, attributed by
history and local traditions. It is a territory marked with the term:
the frontier, the imaginary end of the itinerary; which is also the
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Here,
since time immemorial, the reality of this beautiful nature merges
out together with the region´s cultural and ethnological values.
It is necessary to get to know this region so that you can revive
its beauty. Approaching Fisterra is like living in a dream world
where the sea is outlined by its morphological peninsula. The sea
is the core of its comunications and dictates the habits and customs
of its inhabitants.
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It is
without doubt the countryside which gives priority to the midenvironmental
resources of tourist attractions: the coastal line, cliffs, country
beaches and the Western Coastal beaches such as the well known beaches
of O Sardiñeiro, Langosteira, Rostro and Mar de Fora.
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Another
outstanding place is the area of "Cabo", situated at the end of
the Costa da Morte. Here, you will be able to feel the sensation
of having reached the end of the World. Glancing at the inmense
open sea (It is said that every wave carries the soul of a sailor
who has died, so many boats have been lost in the swell or smashed
against the rocks.) and contemplating the sunset - as the Roman
Conqueror, Decimo Juno Bruto once did. This is a feeling which you
will feel accompanied by shivers and goose pimples.
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The same
can be said about its monumental patrimony, the towns development,
housing estates (all having a seaboard taste) and the villages traditional
architecture, adapting to the municipality.
There is still more. Tourists who approach
these places will feel amazed by their incredible festivities and
excellent gastronomy, such as the festiveal of Longueiron and its
exquisite shellfish.
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