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A beautiful place, in a magical enclave, a must-see for anyone in the area.

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One of the sections of this route to Santiago

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advisable

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What would a pilgrimage to Santiago be without this document?

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A fully restored former monastery, a visit is highly recommended. To visit, you must cross the Fragas do Eume Natural Park. There are minibuses that can take you there, but I recommend walking to fully enjoy the scenery. The monastery offers information services, tours, and even a small bar where you can grab a bite to eat and recharge your batteries. Don't forget to visit the old mill, located about 300 meters down a side slope, with a spectacular stone bridge.

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A very well-preserved and restored former monastery, its location in the Fragas do Eume gives it a unique atmosphere, surrounded by forest and the river itself. The walk alone is a delight. Restored a few years ago, it is in perfect condition, admission is free, and there is an information service and a guide. There is also a small bar where you can recharge your batteries before returning (note that there is a minibus service that takes you to the monastery a couple of times an hour, although I highly recommend enjoying the walk parallel to the river—it's simply spectacular). Regarding the monastery, the different rooms are very well restored, with information, images, and photographs that take us back to its time as a monastery. A trip down to the old mill is also highly recommended; it's only 300 meters away and has a huge bridge next to it.

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This bridge is located near the monastery but separate from it. Many people don't visit it because they don't know its location. This is a shame because it's so close (just walk down a very wide and pretty side path for about 200 meters) and you'll reach this enormous stone bridge under which the river flows. On one side are the remains of the old mill; on the other, a fountain and information panels with routes (if you continue walking, you'll find a steep climb along a path that will take you to As Neves (Capela).

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My friends, the Burgo Bridge is not a Roman bridge, its origin is medieval and dates back to the twelfth century, please let's be serious with the information.

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