The light coming through the stained glass windows of this 15th century Gothic Cathedral was…read morebeautiful. I swear, you could almost taste the pastel hues. I could've sat in wonder of each individual chapel for days. Oh yeah, Peregrinos also get a discount. Don't forget your sello. ¡Buen Camino!

An incredible got his cathedral built on King Ordonos' II grounds to pay homage to his defeat of…read morethe Moors. Be sure to take the audio tour and learn more about the stained glass windows and chapels. Truly a marvel! Peregrinos, Be sure to get your credential stamped at the cloister next to the cathedral.

This is my favourite out of all the cathedrals i have visited thus far, and mind you, I have even…read morebeen to Vatican City! Whoever built this cathedral has immensely great taste! Oh me oh my! I took a lot more pictures, and didn't put them up as there seems to be enough reviews, but truly, if you are going to spend money to see something in the Camino, this one is worth the 9 euros you will spend! It simply took my breath away! Try and catch it in the morning or evening light!

The aim of this museum is to become a piece of the international contemporary art…read more In this museum you can see but also, you can interact: -Work -Speak with the artists. -Guides ... The exhibitions are changed very frecuently so you can't get bored of MUSAC.

This Monestary was built originally in the 1500's and then rebuilt several times one of the most…read morerecent ones being because a fire in their Meade distillery caused the most of the monestary to burn down...that's right monks making booze caused this to burn down! Beautiful town of Samos should be a preferred route on the Camino vs the more popular route of Sarria. The hostel in the monestary is a free will donation if they have a bed and is very minimalistic. There are several other hostels in the area should this be full. Highly recommended this stop along the Camino!