Pontecampaña
Pontecampaña is a small locality in the province of Lugo, Galicia, Spain. Historically, it has been a resting point for pilgrims traveling along the Camino de Santiago. The name "Pontecampaña" is ... Read full notes derived from the combination of the Galician words for "bridge" (ponte) and "countryside" (campaña), which reflects the rural setting and the presence of a bridge in the area. In the Middle Ages, Pontecampaña was a significant stop for pilgrims due to its strategic location near the river and the bridge that facilitated crossing. The bridge itself is of Roman origin, and its construction can be traced back to the 1st or 2nd century AD. Over time, the bridge has been restored and maintained, preserving its historical significance. The surrounding countryside provided a serene environment for weary travelers to rest and replenish their energy before continuing on their journey.
