Useful information about the Camino of Saint James Pilgrimage and Santiago de Compostela
The "Pobo Galego" Museum, that means Galician People Museum, was established in 1976 with the objectives of preserving and disseminating the Galician culture. Is located in the former convent of Santo Domingo de Bonaval, near Rua de San Pedro, where access most pilgrims upon arrival in Santiago.
Stages of the Camino Aragones. This is an alternative of The French Route of the Camino of Santiago that goes through Navarra between Somport and Puente de la Reina.
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Stages of the most popular route of the Camino of Santiago de Compostela, the french way (Under construction)
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Lenght 20,3 Kms Time Long: 5h 30 min.
Leaving Larrasoaña we returned to the bridge over the Arga and then bend to the right. By a steep track reach Akerreta, a beautiful forest road descends slowly and reaches the river. Following the river we reach the village of Zuriain. At the end of the village we crossed the River to the right and climb up to the N135. After crossing a stretch by the shoulder continue to Irotz and Zabaldika. Past a rest area and cross the N135 road, continue climbing and arrive Arleta, continue along a mountainside towards N121 road until a medieval bridge crossing the Ultzama River before arriving at Trinidad de Arre/Villalva.
