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7: Arzúa - O Pedrouzo

At the exit of Arzúa, in As Barrosas, there is a chapel dedicated to SanLázaro, advocation common in the way the Lazaretto in memory of, care for pilgrims with contagious diseases.

And again Brea (sidewalk, road) ... And later, Rua (street) of dilapidated houses with stones ... to reach Arca, a name evocative of the ark, or chest that holds the remains of the Apostle in Compostela

7: Arzúa - O Pedrouzo

Y otra vez Brea (vereda, camino)...Y más adelante, Rúa (calle) con casas de vetustas piedras... para llegar a Arca , nombre evocador del arca o cofre que guarda los restos del Apóstol en Compostela

French Route II (Galicia)

Texto Resumen

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Texto del Camino

North Route

road from the north to compostelaWe are starting the North Way to Santiago de Compostela, older than the French Way. Those who came from Europe through the Cantabrian coast and arrived in the north of the Iberian Peninsula came to the Western capital this way.

The first pilgrimages came from Asturias about the 10th century. Pilgrims arrived through the Basque Country and walked round green lands as a promise of the green Galicia of the Apostle. They would pass along Oviedo to honour the Saviour and either followed the Primitive Way on the inside or went on with the Cantabrian Route and the North Way or High Way. In this Way, Ribadeo was the main entrance to Galicia.

Concello de O Pino
Enlace concellos.info: 
http://concellos.info/concellos.php?id=65

O Pino -

Datos Principales
Dirección: 
O Pedrouzo - Arca. O Pino (A Coruña)
Teléfono: 
660 396 826
Propiedad Albergue: 
Xunta de Galicia
Gestión Albergue: 
Xunta de Galicia
Persona encargada: 
María Obdulia Rendo Rodríguez
Plazas
Nº plazas total: 
126
Nº plazas en litera: 
120
Nº plazas en suelo: 
0
Nº plazas en cama: 
0
Equipamiento: 
Lavadero
Lavadora
Calefacción
Frigorífico
Agua Caliente
Duchas
Inodoros
Taquillas o Armarios
Botiquín
Máquina de Café
Tendedero

En la misma entrada del pueblo.

Próximo albergue, a 15 km (Monte do Gozo)

O Pino - Santa Irene ( Privado)
Datos Principales
Dirección: 
Concello do Pino, Lugar de Santa Irene
Teléfono: 
981 51 10 00
Propiedad Albergue: 
Privado
Gestión Albergue: 
Privado
Persona encargada: 
Cristina y Dolores
Plazas
Nº plazas total: 
15
Nº plazas en litera: 
10
Nº plazas en suelo: 
0
Nº plazas en cama: 
5
Equipamiento: 
Lavadero
Lavadora
Calefacción
Frigorífico
Agua Caliente
Duchas
Inodoros
Taquillas o Armarios
Botiquín
Máquina de Café
Tendedero

12/10  euros por dormir (con sábanas); 10/8 euros por la cena; 5/4 euros por el desayuno

 

Próximo albergue a 4 km

O Pino - Santa Irene (al lado de la carretera general)
Datos Principales
Dirección: 
Concejo do Pino
Teléfono: 
660 396 825
Propiedad Albergue: 
Xunta de Galicia
Gestión Albergue: 
Xunta de Galicia
Persona encargada: 
María José Rodríguez
Plazas
Nº plazas total: 
36
Nº plazas en litera: 
36
Nº plazas en suelo: 
0
Nº plazas en cama: 
0
Equipamiento: 
Lavadero
Lavadora
Calefacción
Agua Caliente
Duchas
Inodoros
Taquillas o Armarios
Máquina de Café
Tendedero

Próximo albergue, a 4 km (O Pino)

8: O Pedrouzo - Santiago

Monte del Gozo

There are no churches in this last stage and there are no traces of old hospitals. Santiago is there at the reach of our hands. The Codex of Calixtus refers to the present-day Lavacolla as Lavamentula. Before entering Compostela, pilgrims used to wash themselves in this river after such a long journey because they loved the apostle so much. This water might also symbolize the purity the sufferings of the road had given to their spirits.

Primitive Route

We are not going to make the pure physical Primitive Way.
We are going through the Way letting us be influenced by the traces pilgrimage left throughout the centuries.

Primitive Route


That is why we pay a special attention to the monuments of the surroundings, which rose to impress and touch pilgrims and as a proof of the faith of pilgrims and pilgrimage

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We say Camino de Santiago and automatically think of the French Way to Compostela.
But there are many other ways… People talk about eight Ways in Galicia, although there are actually so many ways as possible routes. Every one tries his Way.
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