The small fishing village where the world ends: end point of the Camino de Santiago and place of legends

Its name comes from the Latin finis terrea. Its geographical uniqueness attracted the attention of Greco-Roman geographers and historians and captivated both the first human being who posed his feet there, as well as the great crowd of people who visited him afterwards and who wanted to see how the sea swallowed the sun. Finisterre, the end of the world Overview of the port of Finisterre. Shutterstock There is so much to see in Finisterre, Fist…