You can see the stone where apparently the boat with St Jacobs body arrived from Palestina and was towed to

I was so happy and grateful to arrive at this beautiful and wondrous church. Such a significant place. The church holds the stone that held the boat of St. James. Great artwork and impressive architecture. The people here were so pleasant and helpful to me. Also they have a very nice sello/stamp. Thank you for your help.

Attended mass at 19:15 on the day we visited. A concert was planned for 20:00. The volunteers at the front of the church were extremely helpful and friendly so were some ladies who had come in for mass.

Beautiful but the rock was not out. It’s inside a cabinet now.

A visit to this church is an important part of the Camino to Compostela and the lady who runs the info table is superbly helpful. Beautiful pictures and statues of St. James including the Stone! There's daily Mass at 20.00.

The lady stamping passports was helpful and friendly

The church where saint James relics has been brought initially.

A little out of the way if you’re doing the Camino de Santiago, but I think it is worth it, especially if you have any interest in Galician/Galicia/poetry. Only 3€ to enter the house/museum, but the gardens are free to walk around (and the bathrooms are free to use). The bookstore section at the entrance of the museum is also very nice. I got a bilingual Spanish-Galician anthology of de Castro’s poetry.

Interesting Museum about the life and times of Galician poet and iconic figure here, Rosalia de Castro. This is the house where she died. The gardens are beautiful too especially the amazing trees. Could do with being maintained better.Although a bit out of town it's well worth a visit next to Train Station. For pilgrims there's a short-cut from here back onto the Camino if you cross the railway and walk parallel to it.

Fun to look at but you better speak Spanish. They have a stamp/seal!

Interesting museum of the poet and figure head for the development of Galician culture. Audio commentary available in English. It is the house de Castro lived in when she died.

Very well done with audio tour. Gorgeous garden with lots of information. Very relaxed. Easy parking nearby.

Interesting place to visit

Very interesting. A great woman.

Wonderfull place to spend some time in all quietness

Beautiful location with lots of benches in the shade. It is free! A great place to stop during your camino

Peaceful garden , well maintained, lots of beautiful plants and trees

It's really nice for a walk, really enjoy the place

It's not very big and resembles more a small city park than a botanical garden, however it is very well kept and has some stunning centennial trees to admire.

Beautiful garden in the small city.

The huge sequoias are an attraction.

(Translated by Google) We were surprised by the completeness of the museum. You'll see the writer's entire history. You can't take pictures, only in the Railway Museum, which is in the same building. Highly recommended. (Original) Nos sorprendió muy completo verás toda la historia del escritor, no puedes hacer fotografías solo en el del Ferrocarril que está en el mismo edificio. Muy recomendable

(Translated by Google) There are quite a few interesting things to discover about this illustrious literary figure. Photography is not allowed inside, only outside. Admission is €3, and the same ticket allows you to visit the Rosalía de Castro House Museum, which is very close by. (Original) Hay bastantes cosas interesantes sobre tan ilustre personaje de las letras. No se pueden hacer fotos en el interior, solo en el exterior. El precio de la entrada son 3€ y con la misma entrada se puede visitar la Casa Museo de Rosalía de Castro que está muy cerca.

(Translated by Google) The first thing I want to mention about the foundation is the humane treatment of the staff who were there, they were very attentive. The exhibition presents a highly concentrated sample of the life and work of the excellent writer. In the foundation we also find a device on the Railway Museum John Trulock, who was the grandfather of the Nobel Prize winner who was manager of the company that installed the first railway line in this community between Santiago de Compostela and Carril. Without a doubt a place that I recommend visiting 👍👍👍👍 (Original) Lo primero que quiero mencionar de la fundación es trato humano del personal que estaba allí, fueron muy atentos. La exposición presenta una muestra muy concentrada de la vida y obra del excelente escritor. En la fundación también encontramos un aparato sobre el Museo de Ferrocarril John Trulock que era el abuelo del premio nobel que fue gerente de la compañía que instaló la primera línea férrea en esta comunidad entre Santiago de Compostela y Carril. Sin duda un lugar que recomiendo visitar 👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) Nothing interesting, not even the railway section that Renfe gave to Cela so he could use it instead of leaving it in the railway museums. I went because they gave me free admission to the Rosalía de Castro House Museum. It's impossible to park nearby. Access is on a dangerous road, which makes it even more difficult to visit. (Original) Nada interesante incluso la parte ferroviaria que Renfe fue entregándole a Cela para que lo aproveche en lugar de dejarlo en los museos del ferrocarril. Fui porque regalaban la entrada con la Casa Museo de Rosalía de Castro. Imposible aparcar cerca. Acceso en plena carretera peligrosa que aumenta que no te apetezca visitarlo.

(Translated by Google) Opposite is the cemetery where Camilo José Cela is buried. The grave is located behind the church, next to the wall and under an olive tree. (Original) Enfrente esta el cementerio donde está enterrado Camilo José Cela. La tumba se encuentra detrás de la iglesia, junto a la tapia y debajo de un olivo.

(Translated by Google) Interesting exhibition. There's also a railway exhibition in the same building. (Original) Exposición interesante. También hay una exposición sobre el ferrocarril en el mismo edificio.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting. We really enjoyed visiting this museum. We had planned to visit only the Rosalía de Castro museum, but at the reception desk we were given invitations for Camilo J.C., and we loved it. It's a shame that we could only take pictures of one of the rooms, and none directly related to Camilo J.C.. I would have liked to share it with friends and family, and I'm sure it would have made them want to visit as well. The person at the reception desk was very pleasant and the exhibition was magnificent. (Original) Très intéressant. On a beaucoup aimé la visite de ce musée, on avait prévu visiter seulement celui de Rosalía de Castro, puis à l'accueil nous on offerts des invitations pour Camilo J.C. et on a adoré. C'est très dommage qu'on ne puisse prendre en photo qu'une des salles, et aucune en lien direct avec Camilo J.C., j'aurais aimé partager avec des amis et la famille, et je suis sûre que cela leur aurait donné envie de visiter également. La personne à l'accueil était très agréable et l'exposition magnifique.

Perfect place to sit under the shade of the Sycamores and enjoy a nice stroll next to the river Sar.

Nice park, enough space for resting.

Very calm and pleasant near the stream with lots of shade.

Very nice. Sunday’s crowded with the flea market. Avoid it if you do not like crowds.

Small but nice park, really close to the padron market

Small, but surprisingly beautiful and peaceful.

It is one of the ways that leads to Santiago de Compostella

Very beautiful church. The church closed at 20:00 on the Friday we visited.

Beautiful church, but it was closed when we got there in the late afternoon.

Not open. Looking abandoned.

Nice view of the town

So often closed hours not correct on Google maps 🥺

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful ensemble, a monastery and a square near it, but unfortunately it is closed, like many churches and chapels in Spain. It's a shame, I would have liked to look inside and pray. (Original) Дуже гарний ансамбель,монастир і площа біля нього,але нажаль закрито,як і багато церков і каплиць в Іспанії.Дуже шкода,хотілось би заглянути в середину і помолитись.

(Translated by Google) The facade is beautiful and its location even more so...from the bridge and next to the fountain...they make a nice ensemble...but it is closed...only during mass hours (a shame) (Original) La fachada es bonita y su ubicación más....desde el puente y junto a la fuente ..hacen un buen conjunto...pero cerrado......solo en horario de misas(una lástima)

Nice place to get a vino or cerveza and relax !

Please try jamon sandwich

Pretty good. I recommend it

(Translated by Google) By far the best zorza sandwich in all of Galicia. And I have eaten it in several places. In addition, the portions are delicious and the prices are very good. The friendliness of the owners is excellent. If you are a pilgrim or visitor, this is your place in Padrón, if you are from the area, enjoy it. Without a doubt super recommended. One of those traditional places. (Original) Por mucho, el mejor bocadillo de zorza de todo Galicia. Y lo he comido en varios lugares. Además, las raciones deliciosas y los precios muy bien. La amabilidad de los propietarios es excelente. Si eres peregrino o visitante , este es tu lugar en Padrón, si eres de la zona, disfrútalo. Sin duda súper recomendado. Un local de esos de toda la vida.

(Translated by Google) The food is not bad, if you take into account that everything or almost everything is fried. The service, more of the same, serves it when it is ready. The atmosphere, in my opinion bad. And I say bad because when you are in any place, the cleanliness of this place is seen in the bathrooms. I went to the bathroom to check the comments posted on Google and in confidence and in a low voice I told Rocío, the owner of the place with Ricardo, her husband: -You have to go to the bathroom to clean-, "because there were remains of 'I don't specify nor is it necessary' in the cup of someone who had used the bathroom". For a good image of the place. To which she answered me loudly, laughing with those who were there: -And what the hell?, did they get out?- I smiled complicitly, paid what I had ordered and left. I will not go back again. (Original) A comida non esta mal, si se ten en conta que son fritos todo ou casi todo. O servicio, máis do mesmo, sírvena ó estar feita. O ambiente, para o meu parecer malo. E digo malo porque cando estás en calquera local, a limpieza deste vese nos baños. Fun ó baño a verificar comentarios expostos en google e en confianza e en voz baixa lle comentei a Rocío, dona do local xunto a Ricardo, o seu marido: -Tes que ir ó baño limpar-, "pois había restos 'non especifico nin fai falta' na taza de alguén que usara o baño". Para boa imaxen do local. Ó que ela me contestou en voz alta, ríndose cos que ali estaban: -E lojo qué?, cajaron fora?- Sonrreín en complicidad paguei o que pedira e marchei. Non volvo máis.

(Translated by Google) After seeing the reviews on Google, 11 people went shortly before 11 in the morning to eat some sandwiches. When we sat down they told us that the kitchen opened at 1:00 p.m. When we told him that we only wanted some sandwiches, he rudely responded that he had already told us that the kitchen opened at 1. In short, what a failure, but above all, very reluctance and bad manners on the part of the man who "didn't" serve us. Of course we left (Original) Tras ver las reseñas en Google, fuimos poco antes de las 11 de la mañana 11 personas para comer unos bocadillos. Cuando nos sentamos nos dijeron que la cocina abría a las 13:00. Cuando le dijimos que sólo queríamos unos bocadillos, de malas formas respondió que ya nos había dicho que la cocina abría a la 1. En fin, que un fracaso, pero sobre todo, muy mala gana y malos modos pir parte del señor que "no" nos atendió. Por supuesto, nos fuimos

(Translated by Google) How little empathy and lack of education on the part of some character who dedicates himself to writing reviews belittling the work of a family. These people have been doing their job for many years with a lot of sacrifice, getting up early every day, Saturday, Sunday... to be able to feed their children. I am a regular customer and the coffee tastes great to me. More respect please. (Original) Que poca empatia y falta de educaciòn por parte de algun personaje que se dedica a escribir reseñas menospreciando el trabajo de una familia.Esta gente lleva muchos años haciendo su trabajo con mucho sacrificio madrugando todos los dias,Sábados,Domingos..para poder dar de comer a sus hijos.Yo soy cliente habitual y el cafe me sabe a gloria.Mas respecto por favor.

If you want adventure, find something else. This place is poorly managed at best. They should just not be in business

(Translated by Google) My 8-year-old daughter's end-of-year field trip went from a dream to a nightmare. It happened on a rainy day, and they didn't do anything they agreed upon in these situations. The counselors' treatment was degrading. They insulted the children, calling them "sons of bitches," didn't let them change, forced them to jump off the zip line, and much more. We were denied the right to request a complaint form, and upon returning from the second trip, we saw with our own eyes how the children were treated. I don't understand how a place with such negative reviews, with so many criticisms, where a child even nearly drowned last year, is still open. (Original) La excursión de fin de curso de mi hija de 8 años, pasó de ser una gran ilusión,a una gran pesadilla . Coincidió en un día de lluvia y no hicieron nada de lo acordado en estos casos . El trato de los monitores fue denigrante. Insultaron a los niños con unas palabras como hijos de.....,no les dejaron cambiarse,los obligaron a tirarse por la tirolina,y muchos etc más. Se nos denegó el derecho a pedir una hoja de reclamaciones,y al volver de segunda,vimos con nuestros propios ojos como trataban a los niños. No entiendo cómo un sitio con estas reseñas tan negativas,con tantas críticas,en el que incluso casi se ahoga un niño el año pasado sigue abierto .

(Translated by Google) Great! My son spent four days there and was super happy. They went with two instructors from the travel agency, but he told me the ones at Galipark were fantastic. The food was 10/10! The roast chicken with fries is a special highlight. (Original) Genial! Mi hijo pasó 4 días y llegó super contento. Fueron con dos monitores de la agencia de viajes, pero me comentó que los de Galipark son estupendos. La comida de 10! Destacar el pollo asado con patatas fritas.

(Translated by Google) I love it. I was there for a three-day school trip, and it was the best experience of my life. The counselors who accompanied us were super kind and friendly. The only thing I didn't like so much was that the store is a bit pricey, but the location and the activities were incredible. I would definitely go back. (Original) Me encanta. Estuve allí 3 días de viaje con el colegio y fue la mejor experiencia de mi vida. Los monitores que nos acompañaron súper amables y amigables, lo único que no me gustó tanto es que la tienda es un tanto cara, pero el sitio y ,así actividades fueron increíbles. Repetiría sin dudarlo

(Translated by Google) My daughter returned with several bruises from going down the right side of the water slide. Apparently, there's a section with a hard structure underneath, and every time she went down it, she hit it, hurting herself on exposed bony protrusions from sliding face down. She came back very happy because she really enjoyed it, but it would be a good idea to have that structure checked. (Original) Mi hija regresó con varios hematomas que se hizo tras bajar por la zona derecha del tobogán acuático. Por lo visto hay una parte con una estructura dura debajo y cada vez que pasaba se golpeaba haciéndose daño en zonas de prominencias óseas expuestas al deslizarse boca abajo. Volvió muy contenta porque disfrutó mucho pero sería recomendable que revisaran dicha estructura.

(Translated by Google) My son's 6th grade school field trip. The counselors were rude and very ill-mannered. Such a special day has become a bad memory. I don't recommend it at all. Whoever manages this should hire kind, patient, and hard-working people. The food was scarce and the bunk beds dirty... (Original) Excursión del colegio de mi hijo, 6° E.P. Los monitores/as unos maleducados y de muy malas formas, unos días tan especiales se han convertido en un mal recuerdo no lo recomiendo para nada. El que gestiona esto debería contratar gente amable, paciente y con ganas de trabajar. La comida escasa y las literas sucias....

(Translated by Google) When I went to GaliPark which was the end of the year trip it went terrible. What happened is that they made us wait for the sun, and since it was a hot day I was sweating and we had recess and lunch time and I arrived at the high altitude circuits and I saw that a girl was crying and her leg was bleeding and I thought: "For sure this is going to be the worst trip of my life" When I did the circuit there were broken areas and I don't know if it was the fault of the people who got on it or the monitors. And we played a laser tag, we put on a bug and they gave us guns and a monitor said to a classmate who was speaking "Girl saw the beak" They fought among themselves and they praised all the children badly and it was with some schools and in my third and fourth grade, but one thing that I liked was I got on the zip line and I got to the top and a boy helped me get up but! I never recommend it! 😡😡 (Original) Cuando fui a GaliPark que fue la excursion de fin de curso sali fatal . Lo que pasó esque nos isieron esperar el sol , y como que era un día de calor estaba sudando y emos echo la hora de recreo y la hora del almuerzo y llege a los circuitos de altura y e visto que una niña estaba llorando y tenía la pierna con sangre y pensé : "Seguro que será la peor excursion de mi vida " Cuando ise el circuito avía zonas rotas y eso no se si será culpa de la jente que se subió o de los monitores . Y jugamos a un juego de láser nos poníamos una bicha y nos daban una pistolas y un monitor le dijo a una compañera que estaba ablando " Niña sierra el pico " Se peleaban entre ellos y le alaban mal a todos los niños y que fue con unos coles y en mi colegio tercero y cuarto , pero uno una cosa que me gusto me subí a la tiroleza y llege arriba de todo y un chico me ayudo a subir pero ! No lo recomiendo nunca !😡😡

What a place. I was recommended this monastery as it "will give you a sense of the true Camino experience". This was so true. You get a comfortable bed to sleep in, a hearty 3 course evening meal, and a simple and fulfilling breakfast in the morning - all for free; It is donate as you go. Also, the monastery staff gave us a personalized post card in the morning - what a lovely touch 💗 I loved my stay here, would recommend to everyone doing the Camino!

Amazing albergue with kind people running it. It was clean with great facilities and views. The food was great as well. A great place to relax before Santiago.

Me and my friends had an amazing time in this place. Everyone was so kind. A perfect stop before Santiago with a lot of history. Lots of blessings for all of you 🙏 Muchas Gracias

The best albergue on the portoguese camino, real camino experience with dinner and breakfast together, features a nice your of the monastery, lovely people. Don't be cheap with the donativo to let the people coming After you enjoy it too (:

We had a really good experience here, good food and stunning location. The only thing was that we were not aware that you had to ask for blankets and assumed there were none so we had a very cold night. I would suggest asking the pilgrims when they check in if they would like a blanket as many other albergues don’t have them :).

The best albuerge I've been!!!! So friendly people there! I'd like to stay there another time! Very cozy place)

Lovely, spiritual place. Worth the visit !

Stunning Baroque facade, 18th Century Church. It was built from the donation of a man who fell ill here and drank the water from adjoining fountain which cured him!

(Translated by Google) In addition to standing, for those who want to contemplate it, very proudly both in front of the national highway and the Vigo-Santiago railway line, it has the particularity of being the only tobacconist-church in all of Christendom. (Original) Además de erguirse, para quien la quiera contemplar, muy chulescamente tanto delante de la carretera nacional como de la vía férrea Vigo-Santiago , tiene la particularidad de ser la única iglesia-estanco de toda la Cristiandad.

(Translated by Google) Church of Slavery. One of the many they have. If you are literate you can analyze its architecture and if you are devout you will pray to it 🙏 (Original) Igrexa da Escravitude. Unha das moitas que teñen. Si eres de letras podes analizar a súa arquitectura e se eres devoto vaille rezar 🙏

(Translated by Google) Very nice church (Original) Sehr schöne Kirche

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and large chapel (Original) Una capilla muy bonita y grande

(Translated by Google) It's beautiful, it's worth going to visit it. (Original) Es preciosa merece la pena ir a visitarla

You can see the stone where apparently the boat with St Jacobs body arrived from Palestina and was towed to

I was so happy and grateful to arrive at this beautiful and wondrous church. Such a significant place. The church holds the stone that held the boat of St. James. Great artwork and impressive architecture. The people here were so pleasant and helpful to me. Also they have a very nice sello/stamp. Thank you for your help.

Attended mass at 19:15 on the day we visited. A concert was planned for 20:00. The volunteers at the front of the church were extremely helpful and friendly so were some ladies who had come in for mass.

Beautiful but the rock was not out. It’s inside a cabinet now.

A visit to this church is an important part of the Camino to Compostela and the lady who runs the info table is superbly helpful. Beautiful pictures and statues of St. James including the Stone! There's daily Mass at 20.00.

The lady stamping passports was helpful and friendly

The church where saint James relics has been brought initially.

(Translated by Google) It is a life-size statue sculpted in bronze with a stone pedestal. It is located in a beautiful avenue next to which the Ulla River runs. If you go to Padrón, I consider it a must-see. (Original) Se trata de una estatua a tamaño natural esculpida en bronce con pedestal de piedra.Esta ubicada en una preciosa alameda junto a la que discurre el río Ulla.Si vas a padrón la considero de obligada visita.

(Translated by Google) Within the route that the pilgrim of the Camino de Santiago takes when crossing Padrón, he finds this monument dedicated by the city to its most illustrious son, Camilo José Cela. Work by Ferreiro Badia from 2004. Jose Antonio Bernal (Original) Dentro del recorrido que el peregrino del Camino de Santiago hace al cruzar Padrón se encuentra con este monumento dedicado por la ciudad a su hijo más ilustre, Camilo José Cela. Obra de Ferreiro Badia de 2004. José Antonio Bernal

(Translated by Google) In Padrón (La Coruña) there is this monument to his most illustrious adopted son, the writer Camilo José Cela. Inaugurated in 2004 and located on the Paseo del Espolón in said town, it is the work of Manuel Ferreiro Badía and consists of a pedestal in the highest part of which is a seated statue of Don Camilo. As can be seen in the photo, the two stone spheres located in front of the pedestal cause a visual effect that inevitably evokes one of the firmest obsessions of the Nobel Prize-winning writer, with which it can be concluded that, to a certain extent, the monument has done justice. (Original) En Padrón (La Coruña) se encuentra este monumento a su hijo adoptivo más ilustre, el escritor Camilo José Cela. Inaugurado en 2004 y situado en el Paseo del Espolón de dicha localidad, es obra de Manuel Ferreiro Badía y consta de un pedestal en cuya parte más alta se encuentra una estatua sedente de Don Camilo. Como puede apreciarse en la foto, las dos esferas de piedra ubicadas delante del pedestal provocan un efecto visual que evoca inevitablemente a una de las más firmes obsesiones del literato Premio Nobel, con lo que se puede concluir que, hasta cierto punto, el monumento le ha hecho justicia.

(Translated by Google) The artist who created the monument to such a favorite son of Villa Padrón could not have been more correct, it perfectly reflects the personality of the writer to perfection, without forgetting or underestimating the two great spheres, a perfect complement to the writer's character. Outstanding. (Original) El artista que creó el monumento a tan predilecto hijo de la Villa Padrón, no pudo estar más acertado, perfectamente refleja la personalidad del escritor a la perfección, sin olvidar ni menospreciar las dos grandes esferas, perfecto complemento del carácter del escritor. Sobresaliente.

(Translated by Google) The thing about the two balls is to give the Nobel Prize to the sculptor, I was well aware of Don Camilo's balls hahaha (Original) Lo de las dos bolas es para darle el Nobel al escultor, bien sabia de las pelotas de Don Camilo jajjajaja

(Translated by Google) He may have been a very good writer but I have very bad memories of him, arrogant, arrogant and above all very poorly educated. (Original) Puede que fuese muy buen escritor pero yo tengo muy mal recuerdo de él, soberbio, prepotente y sobre todo muy mal educado

An old fountain in the bottom of old convent, very good place to visit in Padron

16 th Century fountain with story of James the Apostle whose remains arrived in a boat in year 42.

Lovely church and fountain.

Nice place for visiting

(Translated by Google) It is a fountain located in Padrón, you find it when crossing the Santiago bridge in the direction of the Convento del Carmen. "...According to tradition, the water began to emanate when the apostle Santiago hit the stone three times with his staff and since then it has served for centuries as a stopping place for pilgrims to quench their thirst..." For me it is a mystical and reflective place, which I recommend visiting 👍👍👍👍👍👍 (Original) Se trata de una fuente ubicada En Padrón, te la encuentras al cruzar el puente de Santiago en dirección al Convento del Carmen. "...Según cuenta la tradición el agua empezó a emanar cuando el apóstol Santiago golpeó tres veces la piedra con su báculo y desde entonces ha servido durante siglos como lugar de parada a los peregrinos para saciar su sed..." Para mí es un lugar místico y de reflexión, que recomiendo visitar 👍👍👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) Go inside on the path to his desk, and at the end there is a blue-green window entrance where you can queue up to get your Padrón certificate stamped. . (Original) 在他桌面的路往裡面走，走到底有個藍綠色的窗戶入口可以排隊蓋章領Padrón 證書 。

(Translated by Google) Charming fountain located in Padrón, next to the Santiago Bridge and the Sar River. Climbing some stairs you access the Convento del Carmen, Pilgrims could stop at the CARMEN FOUNTAIN to drink some water. According to tradition, the water flowed miraculously when the Apostle hit the stone three times with his staff. A place of passage for many pilgrims for hundreds of years, it must be full of centuries of history. I would only return if I were in the area. (Original) Encantadora fuente ubicada En Padrón, junto al puente de Santiago y al rio Sar. Subiendo unas escaleras se accede al Convento del Carmen, Los peregrinos podían hacer una parada ante la FUENTE DEL CARMEN para beber un poco de agua. Segun la tradición cuenta, el agua manó milagrosamente cuando el Apóstol golpeó tres veces la piedra con su báculo Lugar de paso para muchos peregrinos durante cientos de años, debe estar llena de siglos de historia. Volveria sólo si estuviera por la zona.

Beautiful church on way to Santiago.

(Translated by Google) In its origins it was a primitive temple built in the 1st century after Christ and destroyed by Almanzor in the year 999. In the 12th century it was rebuilt by Archbishop Gelmírez although in the 17th century it was rebuilt again by order of Archbishop Monroi. It has a rectangular nave and on the façade there is a doorway with pointed arches on columns. Until 1851 it was a collegiate church, although the concordat on that date suppressed it and reduced it to a parish. After a little history I want to say that on a personal level I consider it a magical place, I couldn't explain why, it is the second time I have visited it and I have to say that it transmits tranquility to me as well as curiosity, I imagine it will be because of his past and that always sparks my imagination. Without a doubt a place that I recommend visiting 👍👍👍👍 (Original) En sus orígenes fue un templo primitivo construido en el siglo I después de Cristo y destruido por Almanzor en el año 999. En el siglo XII se reconstruyó por el arzobispo Gelmírez aunque en el siglo XVII se volvió a reconstruir por mandato del arzobispo Monroi. Tiene una nave de planta rectangular y en la fachada hay una portada con arcos apuntados sobre columnas. Hasta 1851 fue una colegiata aunque el concordato en esa fecha la suprime y la reduce a parroquia. Después de un poquito de historia quiero decir que a nivel personal la considero un lugar mágico, no sabría explicar el porqué, es la segunda vez que la he visitado y he de decir que me transmite tranquilidad a la vez que curiosidad, me imagino que será por su pasado y eso siempre despierta mi imaginación. Sin duda un lugar que recomiendo visitar 👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) A legendary site...which is unfortunately closed in August...the place is beautiful...next to the Camilo José Cela museum...his grave is in the cemetery... (Original) Un sitio mítico....que lamentablemente está cerrado en agosto.....el sitio es precioso..junto al museo de Camilo José Cela....en su cementerio está su tumba.....

(Translated by Google) It is a very important place on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, it is impossible not to be curious and visit the cemetery that is located in its surroundings. The tip is to visit it the day before, in the afternoon, because Xono is located right at the exit of the city and it is likely to be closed early in the morning, and Xono is the last city before Santiago de Compostela, so many people leave very early. (Original) É um lugar muito importante na peregrinação à Santiago de Compostela, impossível não ficar curioso e conhcer o cemetério que esta em seu entorno. A dica é para visitar no dia anterior, pela tarde, pois xono ela fica justamente na saída da cidade é provavel que no primeiro horario da manha esteja fechada, e xomo é a ultima cidade antes de santiago de compostela, muitas pessoas, saem muito cedo.

(Translated by Google) Rebuilt in the s. XVII by order of Archbishop Monroi. The primitive temple dated from the s. I d. C. but it was destroyed by Almanzor in the year 999. Archbishop Gelmírez ordered its reconstruction in the s. XII. It has a rectangular nave. The façade has a doorway with pointed arches on columns and the Adoration of the Three Wise Men is represented on the tympanum. There are stepped pointed towers and several stained glass windows. (Original) Reconstruida en el s. XVII por mandato del arzobispo Monroi. El templo primitivo databa del s. I d. de C. pero fue destruido por Almanzor en el año 999. El arzobispo Gelmírez ordena se reconstrucción en el s. XII. Tiene una nave de planta rectangular. La fachada tiene una portada con arcos apuntados sobre columnas y en el tímpano se representa la Adoración de los Reyes Magos. Hay torres ojivales escalonadas y varias vidrieras.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Gothic Church. We were lucky enough to see it open and be able to stamp the pilgrim's passport. Second Cathedral of Compostela and first Marian temple in the world. The cemetery stands out to the traveler, with an impressive collection of anthropomorphic sarcophagi. It also has the tomb of the Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Camilo José Cela. (Original) Bonita Iglesia Gótica. Tuvimos la suerte de verla abierta y poder sellar el pasaporte del peregrino. Segunda Catedral de Compostela y primer templo Mariano del mundo. El cementerio destaca ante el viajero, con una colección de sarcófagos antropomorfos impresionante. Tambien cuenta con la tumba del Nobel de Literatura, Camilo José Cela .

(Translated by Google) Consider the large letters in which I write to you with my own hand. Galatians 6:11 Don Camilo José Cela had such a monument before him, none other than 'A cathedral prior to that of Santiago de Compostela'. #TerrasDeIria 📍 Church of Santa María de Iria Flavia. Av. Camilo José Cela, 14, 15917 Terras de Iria - Iria Flavia, A Coruña Rebuilt in the 17th century by order of Archbishop Monroi. The original temple dated from the 1st century AD but was destroyed by Almanzor in 999. Archbishop Xelmírez ordered its reconstruction in the 12th century. It has a rectangular nave. The façade has a doorway with pointed arches on columns, and the tympanum depicts the Adoration of the Magi. There are stepped pointed towers and several stained-glass windows. It has altarpieces, the largest of which is the work of Miguel de Romay, and features a stone carving of the Virgin, with images inside. It houses several stone sarcophagi and a mausoleum. It was a collegiate church until the Concordat of 1851 suppressed it and reduced it to a parish church. Several anthropomorphic tombs, tombstones, medieval statues, and other artifacts were found in its vicinity. (Original) Mirad con qué letras tan grandes os escribo de mi propia mano. Gálatas 6:11 Semejante monumento tenía enfrente Don Camilo José Cela, nada más y nada menos que ‘Una catedral anterior a la de Santiago de Compostela’. #TerrasDeIria 📍 Igrexa de Santa María de Iria Flavia. Av. Camilo José Cela, 14, 15917 Terras de Iria - Iria Flavia, A Coruña Reconstruida en el s. XVII por mandato del arzobispo Monroi. El templo primitivo databa del s. I d. de C. pero fue destruido por Almanzor en el año 999. El arzobispo Xelmírez ordena se reconstrucción en el s. XII. Tiene una nave de planta rectangular. La fachada tiene una portada con arcos apuntados sobre columnas y en el tímpano se representa la Adoración de los Reyes Magos. Hay torres ojivales escalonadas y varias vidrieras. Tiene retablos, el mayor es obra de Miguel de Romay y posee una talla pétrea de la Virgen, con imágenes en el interior. Alberga varios sarcófagos pétreos y un mausoleo. Fue colegiata hasta que en 1851 el Concordato la suprime y la reduce a parroquia. En sus inmediaciones se hallaron varios sepulcros antropomorfos, lápidas, estatuas medievales y otras piezas.