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Compos Tours

Walking tours of Santiago with Juan Segade, an official Galician guide: a night route of secrets, Templars and gargoyles of Compostela.

Who is behind it

Compos Tours is the project of Juan Segade, an official tourist guide of Galicia with licence GE-364-XG and, according to his website, more than eleven years of experience. He is also the author of a city guide, 20xVinte Santiago, published in 2019 in Spanish, Galician and English.

What routes he runs

All are on foot through the historic centre and last between two and three hours. The night route Secrets of Compostela (Secretos de Compostela), two hours and €15, tells at nightfall of symbols, legends, the Roman past and the medieval Jewish quarter, and ends at Praterías. The Templars Tour lasts two and a half hours and costs €15. Gargoyles of Compostela (Gárgolas de Compostela), two hours and €15, runs every day except Saturday. For groups he runs private three-hour tours from €50.

What is included and how to book

The night route includes an official guide, civil liability insurance and a gift for each participant. It leaves from the arcades of the Casa da Conga, in the Praza da Quintana. Book on the calendar on its website, on 678 894 867 or at [email protected]. Tours are announced in Spanish and are not adapted for wheelchairs.

What they run

The Geocalia activities run by Compos Tours, with the prices and terms they publish.

  • Night Tour of Secrets and Legends Through the Old Town in Santiago de Compostela Night tour Secrets of Compostela From €15 per person · 2 h · Every day; at 20:00 according to Turismo de Santiago Official Galicia guide, insurance and a gift. Departs from the arcades of the Casa da Conga, in the Quintana, and ends at Praterías. In Spanish Book

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

Practical details

Languages
Spanish
Licence
Guía oficial de Galicia GE-364-XG

Details checked on 13 November 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is he an official guide?

Yes, Juan Segade holds the Galician official guide licence GE-364-XG.

How much do the routes cost?

€15 for the night one, the Templars one and the gargoyles one; private tours, from €50.

Where does the night route start?

At the arcades of the Casa da Conga, in the Praza da Quintana.

Independent company: you book with them, on their terms.

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

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