The Cruceiro de Melide, considered the oldest in Galicia, and the most important of the St James Way
A jewel of Galician Romanesque, it features a Romanesque era altar, one of the few remaining in the region.
Saint Mary church in O Cebreiro JlAlvarez - Shutterstock
This church has witnessed numerous events over the centuries, including the famous “Miracle of the Holy Grail”
Curiously, although the name is misleading, the Grail of O Cebreiro was never intended to be the Holy Grail.
Romanesque church with an image of the Apostle Santiago that is the starting point of the last hundred kilometers of the Way of St James
Basilica dedicated to the miraculous discovery of an image of the Virgin Mary inside an oak tree by the Knights Templar of Ponferrada
This fountain is not at all your typical water source. Instead, it dispenses free wine to weary travelers as they make their way to the holy city of Compostela.
A former benedictine abbey and hospice for pilgrims from the VIII century with a stunning spring of wine in the courtyard
Important destination for pilgrims traveling the Camino de Santiago, site of the tomb of Santo Domingo de la Calzada