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Nice bridge on the road

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O Leboreiro, capital of the parish of Santa María do Castelo in north-western Spain, is located along the French Way of the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.

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Following the Camino de Santiago, between Plaz del Rey and Melide, you will find this beautiful Romanesque bridge over the Rio Seco.

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Travelling along the French Way, particularly evocative in this stretch, you come across this beautiful Roman bridge that you must cross.

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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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The Iglesia de Santa Mariña in Sarria, Galicia, is a neo-Gothic church dating from 1885. The church was built on the site of an old Romanesque temple from the 12th century, of which only a capital and a drawing remain. The church has a Latin cross plan and ends in a pyramidal spire. Inside are two important statues: those of San Xoán and Santa Mariña, the patron saints of Sarria. The church's bell tower is visible from much of the town.

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The Church of Santa Mariña in Sarria has a rich and fascinating history. It was built in the 12th century, during the height of the Romanesque style in Galicia. The church is dedicated to Saint Mariña, a Christian martyr widely venerated in the region. Throughout the centuries, the church has been an important reference point for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, as Sarria is one of the most popular stages of this route. The church has undergone several restorations and modifications over time, but it still retains original elements of its Romanesque architecture, such as its decorated arches and capitals.

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