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Founded in the 13th century, it is part of the Franciscan legacy of hospitality. It has functioned as a religious hostel ever since, managed by the Poor Clare nuns. During the summer, daily Mass is celebrated at 7:00 p.m. The convent houses a museum of sacred art, with nativity scenes from around the world.

There are so many types of signposts! Drawn! Stacked! Symbolic! ...made of metal... ...made of stone... ...made of shells... ...made of paint... And on the Camino, they are "responsible" for the feeling of safety. ...We follow, rejoicing when a place is no longer nameless... ...We are safe!

The Via Aquitaine, along its stretch through the Castilian plateau, offers a unique landscape that combines history, spirituality, and nature. It's a less traveled route than the French Way, but with a special charm for those seeking a more authentic and peaceful experience.

The Via Aquitaine, along its stretch through the Castilian plateau, offers a unique landscape that combines history, spirituality, and nature. It's a less traveled route than the French Way, but with a special charm for those seeking a more authentic and peaceful experience.

The Via Aquitaine, along its stretch through the Castilian plateau, offers a unique landscape that combines history, spirituality, and nature. It's a less traveled route than the French Way, but with a special charm for those seeking a more authentic and peaceful experience.

Café Bar El Camino in Carrión de los Condes is known as Bar De Camino, and is especially geared toward pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago, as they pass through the Via Aquitana. This bar has become a must-stop for those walking the Camino, not only for its food, but also for its cozy atmosphere and friendly service.

Built in the mid-12th century, during the reign of Alfonso VII, it was originally dedicated to Our Lady of Victories. Its name refers to a local legend: when the Muslims arrived to collect the "Tribute of the Hundred Maidens," four young women from Carrión asked to say goodbye to the Virgin, who summoned four bulls to scare off the invaders. Later, due to its location along the Camino de Santiago, it was renamed Santa María del Camino.

The Church of Santa María del Camino in Carrión de los Condes (Palencia) is a jewel of Castilian Romanesque architecture, steeped in history, art, and religious symbolism, especially linked to the Camino de Santiago.