Galicia (Spain)
Spain
Galicia (Spain) spans 175 connections across 12382 places and 20 topics, concentrated in medieval history, government, and Atlantic geography. Its strongest co-connections run to Spain, Portugal, and France, reflecting shared Iberian history and Atlantic coastline. Roman legions first entered the territory under Decimus Junius Brutus in 137–136 BC, and later built monuments including the Tower of Hercules lighthouse at Corunna. The Rexurdimento movement worked to recover Galician as a vehicle of social and cultural expression, a thread that ties many of its language and art connections together.
Tower of Hercules
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Liguria | A Coruña, Spain
Decimus Junius Brutus Callaicus
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Lisbon, Portugal | Xinzo de Limia, Spain
Televisión de Galicia
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Santiago de Compostela, Spain | Pontevedra, Spain
Arteixo
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: A Coruña, Spain | A Coruña (comarca)
Amancio Ortega
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Sanxenxo, Spain | Busdongo de Arbas, Spain
digital terrestrial television
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Republic of Ireland | Fraser's Hill
Pontevedra Campus
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Vigo, Spain | O Burgo (Pontevedra), Spain
University of Vigo
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Vigo, Spain | Ourense, Spain
Autovía A-52
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Xinzo de Limia, Spain | Cernadilla, Spain
Britons (historical)
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Kirkcudbrightshire | Pol, Spain
Captain General
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: Recife, Brazil | Međimurje County
Rexurdimento
Connects Galicia (Spain) to: A Coruña, Spain | O Burgo (Pontevedra), Spain