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The only remaining remnant of Sarria's medieval castle. With its square layout and stone walls, it witnessed centuries of battles and the passage of thousands of pilgrims to Santiago. It's worth a quick stop for a photo and a medieval feel before continuing on your way. Just don't be overconfident: Sarria's slopes always have their way.

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It is a fortress-church dedicated to St. Nicholas

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Portomarín, in the province of Lugo, is an emblematic stop on the French Way of St. James. However, its history is even more fascinating. The original Portomarín was buried by the waters of the Miño River in 1963 due to the construction of the Belesar reservoir in Chantada. The residents had to choose between money or a house in the new town. Although the old town was declared a Historic-Artistic Site in 1946 and its San Juan church a National Monument in 1931, the arrival of General Franco and the president of Fenosa, Pedro Barrié de la Maza, sealed its fate in favor of the electrical business. I hope you enjoy exploring this place full of history and beauty! 😊

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Beautiful place 🤙

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Way of St. James 🤙

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Typical Horreos 🤙

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Way of St. James 🤙

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Here in Triacastela you have to decide which of the two directions to Sarria you want to take.

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A beautiful little town on the way to Santiago de Compostela 🤙

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Another 100 km to Santiago de Compostela 🤙

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Local recreation area and beautiful photo opportunity 🤙

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The Ermita del Carmen in Vilabade, Lugo, is a charming temple located on the Camino Primitivo. It is part of the parish of Santa María de Vilabade and is located on the slopes of the Castroverde valley, surrounded by meadows and forests of chestnut trees, oaks and pines. This church, restored in 1988, is known as the Castroverde Cathedral due to its imposing presence. A corner full of history and beauty! 😊

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The so-called “Castroverde Cathedral” is actually the church of Santa María de Vilabade, a small parish three kilometers from Castroverde. It is located on the Primitive Way, although not all pilgrims pass through here, because there are two routes to complete the stage that goes from O Cádavo to Castroverde. However, it is worth choosing this route to visit this eclectic church.

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Small church of medieval origin (Romanesque door) with later transformations. Masonry construction of a single nave, roofed on three sides with slate. Small rectangular apse.

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The Church of Santiago de Espasande is one of the prominent monuments in the area. Popularly known as the “Castroverde Cathedral” for its monumentality, it was declared a National Monument in 1979. Built in 1557 by Fernando de Castro and renovated by Diego Osorio in the 17th century, it presents a late ogival style with Gothic-Romanesque influences. 😊

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Photo opportunity, I was a guest in Sarria 🤙

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In the evening relax on the plaza and watch the hustle and bustle and chill. Even the police stamp the pilgrim passport 🤙

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In the evening relax on the plaza and watch the hustle and bustle and chill. Even the police stamp the pilgrim pass 🤙

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The real landmark, is next to the monument

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Baleira and Cádavo is a good start for the adventure and a stop on the Camino de Santiago in this mountainous area.

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