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It was built in order to bring water to the monastery. It was reconstructed in 2004.

One of the oldest monasteries in the West, dating back to the 6th century and the heart of the Ribeira Sacra region of Lugo. Its large cloister is the largest in Spain, and the complex is impressive both for its size and its history linked to the Camino de Santiago. Arriving via the detour from the French Way is a gift: a peaceful stretch, with a river and picture-perfect vegetation. However, once you leave, you have to climb back… and your legs remember.

First section of Calle Mayor... towards the Church.

Elías Valiña's mural in Sarria is a large-format work dedicated to the famous "priest of O Cebreiro," considered the great modern promoter of the Camino de Santiago and creator of the iconic yellow arrow that guides pilgrims.

What hospitable people there are on the Camino 🤩🥰 Spiritual people have created a pilgrim oasis here and provide pilgrims with everything their hearts desire 🤩👌 And all on a donation basis!

Rúa Maior in Sarria is an iconic street, heavily traveled by pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. This street is steeped in history and charm, with numerous hostels, shops, and restaurants serving pilgrims.

The French Way from Sarria is one of the most popular routes on the Camino de Santiago! Sarria is about 100 km from Santiago de Compostela, making this stage ideal for those looking to complete the minimum required to obtain the Compostela, the pilgrimage certificate.

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.