Triacastela |
Equipamiento:
Lavadero
Lavadora
Calefacción
Frigorífico
Agua Caliente
Duchas
Inodoros
Botiquín
Maquina agua-refrescos
Servicio de duchas con agua caliente, cocina, lavandería, garaje para bicicletas, servicio de internet, menú del día variado y tradicional de la zona. Precio 7 €. persona/noche. PENSIÓN: Habitación doble con baño, televisión, vistas exteriores, con aceso a internet, cocina, lavandería, tendenderos. Precio 35 €. por noche. Restaurante con la expecialidad de parrillada, churasco, pulpo a la feria, caldo y callos a la gallega. Precio 35 €. por noche. RESTAURANTE. Menú del día 8€ |
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Equipamiento:
Lavadero
Lavadora
Calefacción
Frigorífico
Agua Caliente
Duchas
Inodoros
Taquillas o Armarios
Botiquín
Maquina agua-refrescos
Máquina de Café
Tendedero
Precio: 3,5 euros - 7 euros Internet en el albergue |
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Equipamiento:
Lavadero
Lavadora
Calefacción
Agua Caliente
Duchas
Inodoros
Taquillas o Armarios
Botiquín
Máquina de Café
Tendedero
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SamosStraying from the old road from Triacastela we get to SAMOS, whose abbey had an important role attending pilgrims.
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O CebreiroThe pilgrim entered Galicia from Leon through the town called Cebreiro. He could either go on towards Lugo or take the route again in Palas de Rei. However, the true route followed the highest and steepest mountains to reach the Sanctuary of O Cebreiro at 1300 metres high. In this place, there was a monastery that was founded in the ninth century and run by the monks of San Giraldo de Aurillac for 400 years. |
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The discovery of the tomb of St. James in Compostela, is one of the most important events of the Middle Ages in the West. And the city that emerges around the grave becomes the third of the holy cities of Christendom, after Jerusalem and Rome, the capital of the West. We will follow the Camino de Santiago to pick the most important visual traces of the pilgrimage. We do it in the middle of thousands of people cross it daily ... It was already half a million a year that roamed in the twelfth century. |
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