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- TownGalicia
Santiago de Compostela
The journey's end — and for many pilgrims, a new beginning.
Galicia - TownEl Bierzo, León
Villafranca del Bierzo
A wine-country town with its own 'Door of Forgiveness' for pilgrims who could go no further.
El Bierzo, León - TownPontevedra, Galicia
Caldas de Reis
A Roman thermal town where pilgrims still soak weary feet in hot springs.
Pontevedra, Galicia - TownPalencia
Carrión de los Condes
A meseta town famous for its singing nuns and its 13th stretch of nothingness ahead.
Palencia - TownPalencia
Terradillos de los Templarios
A tiny adobe village said to have been a Templar holding — and the Camino's symbolic midpoint.
Palencia - TownLeón
Bercianos del Real Camino
An adobe-and-straw village on the open meseta — and home to a beloved donativo parish albergue.
León - TownPalencia
Boadilla del Camino
A tiny meseta village with a remarkable 15th-century stone justice column in its plaza.
Palencia - TownAsturias
Grandas de Salime
Home of Pepe el Ferreiro's beloved ethnographic museum and the last stop before Galicia.
Asturias - TownBurgos, Castilla y León
Hornillos del Camino
A single-street meseta village that exists only for the Camino — and feels like it.
Burgos, Castilla y León - TownLeón
Hospital de Órbigo
A village split by Spain's longest medieval bridge — site of the famous 1434 chivalric Paso Honroso.
León - TownLeón
Mansilla de las Mulas
A walled river town on the Esla — last stop before León, with surviving medieval ramparts.
León - TownA Coruña, Galicia
Melide
The Camino's pulpo capital — where the Francés meets the Camino Primitivo.
A Coruña, Galicia - TownLugo, Galicia
Palas de Rei
A green Galician town named for a vanished Visigothic royal palace.
Lugo, Galicia - TownAsturias
Pola de Allande
The last village before the Puerto del Palo — a quiet base under the high mountains.
Asturias