After having successfully settled the money question and with a few euros in my purse, I felt much more like starting on new adventures. Map in hand I got lost a lot in the tiny, but lovely streets of ancient Vigo.After finally finding an open tourist office and with a new map, it was a lot easier to stroll around, and to know where I was without having to look for the sun to check directions.
In the evening Fernando came back from work (one of his jobs is translating books from english into galician, like "Harry Potter" f.e.), and we went out to have some tapas. Well, the galician tapas differ in a way from those in Andalucia. Not only do they have special dishes, of course, but they have different ways of serving them as well. In one bar a man walked around with big trays laden with delicious tasties you were supposed to choose from, and no money charged extra!
Now that's nice, huh? You can have dinner without paying for the food, this way - of course by the time you're not hungry any more, you'd be almost drunk as well. We didn't go that far, being the well educated people we are. ;-)
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