I had thought I would go to A Coruña for the day but some of the staff said to me it wasn't that amazing and I thought it would be nice to spend the day with people at the hostel.
At 11 we went to a museum. Most museums are free on Sunday mornings in Spain and this one was no exception. It was about the Galician population and their history. Galicia is a region of Spain (Santiago DC is part of Galicia) and they have their own language, gallego. It is like a mix of Spanish and Portuguese. The museum was attached to a church that we could also visit.
We had a walk around the streets and went back to the Cathedral again.
In the afternoon we played cards in the garden, I will try and remember the rules of the game for when I get home!
At about 6, the sky went dark and lightening once again lit up the sky. We moved inside. Ollie, the British guy, led a yoga class for us, which was really good.
Later, the 5 of us went out for a meal. The restaurant was like a cave and we ate some good food. Although we were not impressed with one of our tapas: tomatoes with guacamole, nuts and honey- it sounds delicious and it was, but we paid €5 and we didn't even get a whole tomato. It was just 2 slices!
On getting back to the hostel, I joined some people who were watching 'The Hunger Games' in Spanish on the TV and after it finished I went outside and played a few final rounds of the card game.