Much of this stone bridge that crosses the Linares River was made during medieval times, although its base is Roman.

It is also known as Puente Romano de la Parra.

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680 m

Villaviciosa Pilgrims' Fountain

This is one of the fountains of the Camino de Santiago as it passes through Villaviciosa with a tiled frame and nestled in a marble structure, this water that arises from the mountains helps pilgrims to continue with their journey.

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1.48 km

Chapel of San Blas

This small chapel is located in the middle of the Camino de Santiago. In it, in addition to some text dedicated to pilgrims, you can sometimes find a curious figure...

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2.85 km

Hórreo de Grases

This type of construction is called Asturian hórreo, very similar to the Galician one, although with slight differences, such as they are usually square, not rectangular, like the Galician ones, and in Asturias wood is usually used instead of stone.

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5.95 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.72 km

1.23 km

Surfaces

4.60 km

1.23 km

124 m

Elevation

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Grases and the Valdediós river — circular from Amandi

Roman Bridge of La Parra

Villaviciosa Pilgrims' Fountain

Chapel of San Blas

Hórreo de Grases

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