Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela is the final destination of the Camino de Santiago, rather than a stage on the Camino de Frances. As the capital of the autonomous commun...
View locality guideFollow 42 Camino stops in route order. Shared towns link to one canonical guide while retaining this route’s distances and onward-stage context.
Santiago de Compostela is the final destination of the Camino de Santiago, rather than a stage on the Camino de Frances. As the capital of the autonomous commun...
View locality guideMelide is a historic locality in the province of A Coruña, Galicia, known for its rich cultural heritage and gastronomy. Founded in the 10th century, Melide has...
View locality guideBoente is a small village located in the province of A Coruña, in the autonomous community of Galicia, Spain. Historically, Boente has been a resting point for ...
View locality guideCastañeda is a small village with historical significance on the Camino de Santiago. In the 12th century, during the construction of the Santa María la Real Mon...
View locality guideArzúa is renowned for its rich cheese production, with the town's vibrant markets showcasing local delicacies, while the surrounding landscape features lush gre...
View locality guidePilgrim guide to El Lugar de Tabarnavella on Primitivo.
View locality guidePilgrim guide to A Calle de Ferreiros on Primitivo.
View locality guideA Salceda is a small Galician village located along the Camino de Frances. Historically, A Salceda has been a resting point for pilgrims since the Middle Ages. ...
View locality guideBrea/San Miguel de Cerceda is a small locality along the Camino de Santiago, known for its rural charm and picturesque landscapes. Historically, this area was p...
View locality guidePilgrim guide to Empalme on Primitivo.
View locality guideSanta Irene is a small village nestled in a tranquil setting, where the lush greenery and gentle hills create a serene backdrop for those seeking to connect wit...
View locality guidePilgrim guide to A Rua on Primitivo.
View locality guideO Pedrouzo is a vibrant town known for its bustling atmosphere, featuring a mix of modern amenities and traditional Galician charm, surrounded by lush landscape...
View locality guidePilgrim guide to Amenal on Primitivo.
View locality guidePilgrim guide to San Paio on Primitivo.
View locality guideLavacolla is a small village with historical significance for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. Its name is derived from the Latin "aqua laveda" or "lava coll...
View locality guidePilgrim guide to Vilamaior on Primitivo.
View locality guideMonte do Gozo, or "Hill of Joy," is a significant locality on the Camino de Frances due to its historical and symbolic importance. Situated about 5 kilometers f...
View locality guideThe Primitivo begins at Oviedo's Cathedral of San Salvador, with the city's UNESCO-listed pre-Romanesque churches and lively cider houses close at hand.
View locality guideEl Escamplero is the first small service stop after Oviedo, set among green hills and scattered farms above the Nalón valley.
View locality guideGrado is a busy Asturian market town in the Cubia valley, known for its Sunday market, traditional food shops and colourful indiano architecture.
View locality guideSan Juan de Villapañada is a tiny hillside settlement above Grado, reached by a steady climb through farms and woodland.
View locality guideCornellana sits beside the Narcea and is dominated by the Monastery of San Salvador, whose long history is closely tied to pilgrimage and the salmon river.
View locality guideSalas has a compact historic centre built around the Valdés Salas palace, its medieval tower and the collegiate church of Santa María la Mayor.
View locality guideBodenaya is a tiny ridge village between Salas and La Espina, surrounded by forest and known among pilgrims for its tradition of generous hospitality.
View locality guideLa Espina is a practical service village on a high plateau, reached after the long climb from Salas and well placed for the onward walk to Tineo.
View locality guideTineo stretches along a hillside above western Asturias, with sweeping valley views and the historic monastery of Santa María la Real de Obona nearby.
View locality guideCampiello is the last dependable service village before the Hospitales decision, with food supplies and pilgrim facilities clustered beside the road.
View locality guideBorres is the decision point for the exposed Ruta de los Hospitales or the lower route through Pola de Allande; check the mountain forecast before choosing.
View locality guideBerducedo provides welcome food and pilgrim services after the Hospitales and Pola routes reunite near Puerto del Palo.
View locality guideA Mesa is a small exposed hamlet beyond Berducedo, immediately before the dramatic descent towards the Salime reservoir.
View locality guideGrandas de Salime is the final substantial Asturian town, known for its excellent ethnographic museum and the vast reservoir crossed on the preceding descent.
View locality guideA Fonsagrada is the first major Galician stop, a highland town associated with a miraculous fountain and renowned locally for pulpo á feira.
View locality guideParadavella is a small Galician mountain village on a demanding section of short, steep climbs and descents between A Fonsagrada and O Cádavo.
View locality guideO Cádavo is the main service centre of Baleira and a common stage stop after the remote uplands around the former Hospital de Montouto.
View locality guideCastroverde is a Galician service town marked by the surviving tower of its medieval fortress, with a gentler rural walk continuing towards Lugo.
View locality guideLugo boasts a well-preserved Roman wall that encircles the old town, alongside a vibrant atmosphere filled with historic plazas and the impressive Gothic-style ...
View locality guideSan Romao da Retorta is a dispersed rural settlement west of Lugo, centred on a Romanesque church and surrounded by quiet lanes and farmland.
View locality guideFerreira is a small Galician pilgrim hub beside the medieval bridge at A Ponte Ferreira, with several useful services spread through the surrounding hamlets.
View locality guideAs Seixas is a tiny rural settlement on the quiet final approach to Melide, surrounded by pasture, woodland and traditional stone farmhouses.
View locality guidePola de Allande is the sheltered alternative to Hospitales, a well-serviced valley town beneath the Palace of Cienfuegos and the steep climb to Puerto del Palo.
View locality guidePeñaseita is a small wooded stopping point above Pola de Allande on the sustained climb towards Puerto del Palo.
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