Category: What to visit?
The Castle of Pambre: A jewel of the French Way
Pambre Castle is located in Palas de Rey, very close to the Camino Frances. It is one of the best...
The León Cathedral and its stained-glass windows
In the thirteenth century the cathedral was a symbol of a city, but in the case of Leon it was...
San Nicolás de Puente Fitero
The small church of San Nicolás de Puente Fitero, called the “hermitage” by the local people, is...
A miracle of the Camino: The Hospital de San Antón and its Foundation
The wonderful ruins of San Antón and its magical hostel constitute one of the most valued places...
The French Way: Roncesvalles and its Colegiata of Santa María
Roncesvalles owes its extraordinary reputation thanks to medieval minstrels and pilgrims, medieval...
THE MURAL PAINTINGS OF VILAR DE DONAS
Santa María de Vilar de Donas is perhaps one of the most unknown and beautiful spaces of the...
The “pallozas” of O Cebreiro
The Marian and Jacobean sanctuary of Sta. María do Cebreiro is one of the most important landmarks...
The Monastery of the Magdalena of Sarria: History and architecture
High on a hill and dominating the town of Sarria there is the monastery of the Magdalena. For...
Magical places on the Fisterra-Muxía Way: Ponte Maceira
Pilgrims who decide to continue on their way as far as Fisterra-Muxía, will find very early on a...
The church of St. Martín de Frómista
Frómista is one of the towns which the French Way has passed through since at least the 12th...
The church of O Cebreiro
The church of Santa María do Cebreiro is located in the small village that gives its name to the...
