Beautiful mad and blessing for the pilgrims. Even though I'm not religious I really enjoyed this.

It’s a shame to block nearly all mayor churches with this exhibition. What about the pilgrims, who made this place famous over the centuries?

All that's left of a great monastic establishment

Just beautiful and full of history

(Translated by Google) nice place, model museum worth going to (Original) sitio bonito , museo de maquetas merece la pena ir

(Translated by Google) A Mudejar gem. Imposing tower. Open during mass. (Original) Una joya mudéjar. Imponente torre. Abierta en horario de misas.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Mudejar style architecture. There are church models from different periods in the church, which are so exquisite that you can even see the internal details. (Original) 精美的穆德哈尔风格建筑。教堂内有不同时期的教堂模型，非常精致，甚至能看到内部细节。

The Sanctuario is an almost reconstructed building on the Peregrina hill. It contains an exhibition as well as they deliver a certificate of completion of the halfway of Camino. But there are some problems here. First, it was not decided that they reconstruct a church, a monastery or create a modern space for a contemporary exhibition. Second, it said that it is a “documentary centre of Camino de Santiago” but the library is almost empty! Third, the exhibition was ready only halfway there. Disappointment so far.

Renovated interiors preserve many of the tessellation plaster patterns. Pellegrinos can present their credentials to receive an official half-way certificate.

Pick up your Halfway Compostela from this church that is a 14th Century Mosque. Islamic designs still on the walls.

A beautiful restored church with a very friendly staff. And yes, this is where you get your certificate of completion for half of the Camino Santiago.

Several copies of old books in Santuario de la Virgen Peregrina. Interesting space, my recommendation.

Go there and get a stamp but it’s not worth three euro to tour

Impressive-looking church on top of a hill. Please note that this is not the place to get the peregrino's halfway credencial (as we discovered when we went there based on previous reviews) -- you get that from the tourism office which is also the municipal albergue.

(Translated by Google) The place is good, but there is a friar named Javier who is very despotic, unfriendly.... With people he doesn't like or for whatever reason there are people he doesn't like. (Original) El lugarvesta bien, pero hay un fraile llamado Javier que es muy despota, antipatico,.... Con las personas que no le cae bien o por lo que sea hay gente que no le gusta

(Translated by Google) My parents got married here, I made my first communion and a little over a month ago I said goodbye to one of the most important people in my life. Special place for me. Perfect for its space and decoration and they have a good priest. Near the center of León. Special place! (Original) Aquí se casaron mis padres, hice mi primera comunión y hace poco más de un mes me despedí de una de las personas más importantes de mi vida. Sitio para mí especial. Perfecto por su espacio y decoración y tienen un buen párroco. Cerca del centro de León. Sitio especial!

(Translated by Google) I went to this neighborhood as a kid to enjoy its beautiful festivals. Where the Cross is now, there used to be an open field where the neighborhood festivals were held. I have good memories of that place. I have to admit that I like it better just as it is. is now It will be through the Cross. Period and continued..... (Original) A este barrio acudía yo siendo un chaval a disfrutar de sus hermosas fiestas Donde ahora está la Cruz antes había un descampado en el que se celebraban las fiestas del barrio.Buenos recuerdos tengo de ese lugar.He de admitir que me gusta más tal y como está ahora Será por la Cruz.Punto y seguido.....

(Translated by Google) Great temple to know that there I just said goodbye to a great person and it is the temple where my parents got married (Original) Gran templo saber que allí recién despedí a una gran persona y es el templo dónde se casaron mis padres

(Translated by Google) Very nice church, for religious events, with a great service and masses, very beautiful and participatory (Original) Iglesia muy agradable, para actos religiosos, con un gran servicio y unas misas, muy Bonitas y participativas

(Translated by Google) Very clean The priests are very attentive Affordable masses Eaten banks Animated masses that inspire meditation (Original) Muy limpia Muy atentos los sacerdotes Misas asequibles Bancos comidos Misas animadas que inspiran recogimiento

(Translated by Google) A parish that adapts to new times: mass, PowerPoint images or music. Very kind priests (Original) Una parroquia que se adapta a los nuevos tiempos: misa, imágenes en PowerPoint o música. Curas muy amables

Nice historic bridge on the Camino Frances

(Translated by Google) This “singing” bridge is the main civil monument to see in Sahagun. Built in the 18th century, mainly with reused stones from an unfinished chapel, this bridge allows you to cross the Cea River towards Leon on the Camino de Santiago. Coming from Sahagun a high cross marks the junction of the Camino Frances and the road to Madrid. (Original) Ce pont « chantant » est le principal monument civil à voir à Sahagun. Construit au XVIIIe siècle, principalement avec des pierres de réemploi provenant d’une chapelle inachevée, ce pont permet de franchir la rivière Cea en direction de Leon sur le Camino de Santiago. En venant de Sahagun une haute croix marque la jonction du Camino francès et du chemin de Madrid.

(Translated by Google) Bridge over the Cea of ​​Roman origin, although no trace remains of the old bridge. It is the entrance to Sahagún from the old road. N-120 towards León. We pilgrims pass through this bridge on our way out of Sahagún along the Camino de Santiago. (Original) Puente sobre el Cea de origen romano, aunque del antiguo puente no queda ningún vestigio. Es la entrada a Sahagún de la antigua ctra. N-120 en dirección a León. Los peregrinos pasamos por este puente en nuestra salida de Sahagún por el Camino de Santiago.

(Translated by Google) Quick place to see just to take some nice photos, see the reflection of the water is spectacular! (Original) Lugar rápido de ver solo para tomarse unas fotos lindas vean el reflejo del agua es espectacular!

(Translated by Google) Bridge through which the Cea River flows and through which the Camino de Santiago passes. You have a perfect place next to the river and the bridge for acs and vans, a place to spend a quiet night and visit the town that is a 5-minute walk away and visit the arch of San Benito, San Tirso and the hermitage of the Virgin of the Bridge (Original) Puente por el que discurre el rio Cea y por donde pasa el Camino de Santiago. Teneis un sitio perfecto al lado del rio y del puente para acs y furgos, un sitio donde pasar una noche tranquil y visitar el pueblo que esta a 5min andando y visitar el arco de san benito, san tirso y la ermita de la virgen del puente

(Translated by Google) It caught us on the way and we decided to enter the town. We could see the Canto Bridge. Quite quiet town. (Original) Nos cogía de paso y decidimos entrar al pueblo. Pudimos ver el Puente Canto. Pueblo bastante tranquilo.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the oldest bridges in Spain, its current appearance is relatively modern, but the bridge itself has existed for centuries; remodeled several times due to deterioration. It currently has two-way traffic controlled by traffic lights and crosses the Cea River, which in summer is the protagonist of various recreational activities in the area. It is one of the must-visit places in Sahagún, and marks the beginning of the second half of the Camino de Santiago in Spain. (Original) Es uno de los puentes más antiguos de España, su aspecto actual es relativamente moderno, pero el puente en sí existe desde hace siglos; remodelado varias veces por deterioro. Actualmente tiene tráfico rodado de un carril bidireccional controlado por semáforos y cruza el río Cea, que en verano es el protagonista de diversas actividades lúdicas de la zona. Es uno de los lugares obligados de visita en Sahagún, y marca el inicio de la segunda mitad del Camino de Santiago en España.

(Translated by Google) I belong to the Castellano Leonesa Motorcycle Tourism Association. On August 28 at 11:37 a.m. ALL of us were reported by the Municipal Police (by an agent) for parking some on a sidewalk of more than 5 meters and others not even on the sidewalk, in a step from the parking lot to the sidewalk. We went to visit the town, consume in the bars, shop in the shops and in fact we were going to stay and eat there, when we returned to leave the purchases on the motorcycles we saw the agent in question and when we asked him he told us that there was no problem, he understood that he was a biker too. All of this came about because a neighbor of the property told us that she had been taking photos of the vehicles to report us. SHE DID NOT ASK US FOR DOCUMENTATION TO IDENTIFY US AND IN FACT, SHE MADE IT EASY FOR US TO GET ON THE ROAD TO LEAVE...........THIS HAS BEEN.....THIS IS THE MUNICIPAL POLICE OF SAHAGUN......This NEGATIVE review is worth it so that we know how some City Councils facilitate visits and consumption in their towns. (Original) Pertenezco a la Asociación Castellano Leonesa de Moto Turismo,. El 28 de Agosto a las 11,37 h. fuimos TODOS los componentes denunciados por la Policía Municipal ( por un agente) al aparcar algunos en una acera de mas de 5 metros y otros ni siquiera en la acera, en un paso del aparcamiento en batería a la acera. Fuimos a visitar el pueblo consumir en los bares hacer compras en los comercios y de echo íbamos a quedarnos a comer allí, cuando volvimos a dejar las compras en las motos vimos al agente en cuestión y al preguntarle nos dijo que no había problema que lo entendía que el era motero también. Todo esto vino por que una vecina del inmueble nos aviso de que había estado haciendo fotos a los vehículos para denunciarnos NO NOS PIDIO DOCUMENTACIÓN PARA IDENTIFICARNOS Y DE ECHO NOS FACILITO LA INCORPORACIÓN A LA VIA PARA MARCHARNOS..........ASI A SIDO.....ESTO ES LA POLICIA MUNICIPAL DE SAHAGUN ......Valga esta reseña NEGATIVA para que se sepa como facilitan algunos Ayuntamientos las visitas y el consumo en sus pueblos.

(Translated by Google) We are a group of bikers and we go through Sahagún a couple of times a year. The last time there was a market and it was difficult to park. We asked a Municipal Police officer if we were in the way by parking on a wide sidewalk and he responded that we were fine there, that we were not in the way. Two months later we have each received €200 in fines for parking on the sidewalk. (Search on Google for "Sahagún leader in collection of traffic fines per inhabitant"). Goodbye Sahagun. (Original) Somos un grupo de moteros y vamos un par de veces al año por Sahagún. La última vez había mercadillo y difícil aparcar. Le preguntamos a un Policia Municipal si molestábamos aparcados en una amplia acera y nos respondió que ahí estabamos bien, que no molestábamos el paso. Dos meses después hemos recibido cada uno 200€ de multa por aparcar en la acera. (Buscar en Google "Sahagún lider en recaudación por multas de tráfico por habitante"). Adiós Sahagún.

(Translated by Google) The town hall building has nothing special that makes it stand out from the rest of the buildings in Plaça Major. It is very similar to the building next door, with a columned porch, in the Castilian style, and where the city's coat of arms stands out on the facade. (Original) L'edifici de l'ajuntament no té res especial que el faci destacar de la resta d'edificis que hi ha a la plaça Major. És molt similar a l'edifici del costat, amb un porxo de columnes, d'estil castellà, i on destaca l'escut de la ciutat a la façana.

(Translated by Google) They deceive people here, clearly, and let me explain. The municipal manager makes it easier to park in areas that are prohibited on market day and weeks later you receive your complaint They are doing a great favor to the street vendors, who set up the market, and to the town's bars and restaurants who will soon look for explanations as to why tourists and people from nearby towns do not come on market Saturdays. (Original) Aquí engañan a las personas , así de claro, y me explico El municipal encargado facilita aparcar en zonas que están prohibidas en día de mercado y semanas más tarde te llega su denuncia Gran favor les están haciendo a los vendedores ambulantes, que instalan el mercado, y a bares y restaurantes del pueblo que no tardando buscarán explicaciones de por qué los turistas y gentes de pueblos cercanos no se acercan los sábados de mercado

(Translated by Google) In many restaurants they do not serve if you arrive at 3pm to eat. If the population has any interest in promoting tourism, this does not seem the best way (Original) En muchos restaurantes no atienden si llegas a las 15h a comer. Si la población tiene algún interés en formentar el turismo, ésta no parece la mejor forma

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Buena

(Translated by Google) The progressive and manipulative speech of the city council official on November 25 was vomiting. (Original) Vomitivo el discurso progre y manipulador de la funcionaria del ayuntamiento el 25 de noviembre.

Really old, really beautiful place. Awe inspiring.

Closed, as is too often the case with churches. For pilgrims quite unfortunate - they then have to turn to cafés and "buy" stamps for the required proof to get the Compostela to complete their pilgrimage. Disappointing.

Fantastic mudéjar example

(Translated by Google) The magnificent Romanesque Mudejar church of San Lorenzo is located in the center of the town, in what was the La Morería neighborhood, and is one of the most attractive and complete churches of Mudejar art. It has been declared a National Monument since 1931, and is an integral part of several Jacobean routes on the Camino de Santiago. It dates from the beginning of the 13th century. Large in size, its structure is similar to San Tirso but its construction material is entirely brick. It is one of the best examples of a hybrid Mudejar church, with Romanesque, Gothic and Muslim elements. The chancel has three apses with beautiful horseshoe and alfiz arches, with corner brick friezes. It has a basilica plan, with three naves separated by pointed arches; The chancel is made up of three chapels with stepped apses. Above the presbytery rises the square tower, which has four sections decreasing in height and we were told that it is also an excellent dovecote. It was closed (Original) Magnífica la iglesia románico mudéjar de San Lorenzo, se encuentra en el centro del pueblo, en lo que era el barrio de la morería, y es una de las iglesias más vistosas y completas del arte mudéjar. Está declarada Monumento Nacional desde 1931, y es parte integrante de varias rutas jacobeas del Camino de Santiago. Data de comienzos del siglo XIII. De grandes dimensiones, su estructura es similar a San Tirso pero su material de construcción es plenamente de ladrillo. Es uno de los mejores ejemplos de iglesia mudéjar de carácter híbrido, con elementos románicos, góticos y musulmanes. La cabecera tiene tres ábsides con bellas arquerías de herradura y alfiz, con frisos de ladrillos en esquinilla. Tiene planta basilical, con tres naves separadas por arcos apuntados; la cabecera está formada por tres capillas de ábsides escalonados. Sobre el presbiterio se levanta la torre de planta cuadrada, que tiene cuatro cuerpos decrecientes en altura y nos contaron que es además un excelente palomar. Estaba cerrada

(Translated by Google) On the way to El Bierzo we stopped in Sahagún to see its Mudejar churches. We went directly to the Church of San Lorenzo which left us impressed. It was not open but we were extremely lucky that since it was close to Holy Week, Leandro Álvarez, head of brotherhoods, was in the annex of the Chapel of Jesús, reviewing the steps that would form the processions. His kindness meant that through the door that connects that annex with the interior of the church he made us enter inside and acted as a guide for us, a well-versed guide who made us appreciate the impressive Mudejar building more and better. The church was built in the first half of the 11th century. It is one of the best examples of Mudejar churches of a hybrid character with Romanesque, Gothic and Arab elements and its construction is entirely of brick. Its tower has four sections decreasing in height. Your visit is highly recommended from every point of view. (Original) Al paso hacia El Bierzo paramos en Sahagún para conocer sus iglesias mudéjares. Fuimos directamente a la Iglesia de San Lorenzo que nos dejó impresionados. No estaba abierta pero tuvimos la inmensa suerte de como eran fechas próximas a Semana Santa estaba en su anexo de la Capilla de Jesús Leandro Álvarez, responsable de cofradías, repasando los pasos que formarían las procesiones. Su amabilidad hizo que a través de la puerta que comunica ese anexo con el interior de la iglesia nos hizo pasar a su interior y nos hizo de guía, un versado guía que nos hizo apreciar mas y mejor el Impresionante edificio mudéjar. La iglesia fue construida en la primera mitad del S. XI. Es uno de los mejores ejemplos de iglesias mudéjares de carácter híbrido con elementos románicos, góticos y árabes y su construcción es enteramente de ladrillo. Su torre tiene cuatro cuerpos decrecientes en altura. Su visita es desde todo punto de vista muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Mudejar style church. Well preserved façade. Interior preserves altarpiece. It houses the Nazarene brotherhood museum. (Original) Iglesia de estilo mudéjar. Fachada bien conservada. Interior conserva retablo. Alberga el museo hermandad del Nazareno.

(Translated by Google) Temple from the mid-13th century. It preserves in the tower and in the apses the pure Mudejar lines of the Sahagún school. Inside, Mozarabic capitals and a magnificent baroque altarpiece. Attached is the Chapel of Jesus where it houses a museum of Holy Week steps from Sahagún. (Original) Templo de mediados del siglo XIII. Conserva en la torre y en los ábsides las puras líneas mudéjares de la escuela de Sahagún. En el interior capiteles mozarabes y un magnífico retablo barroco. Adosada la Capilla de Jesús donde alberga un museo de pasos de Semana Santa de Sahagún.

Awesome remains of these old buildings. Place was locked up mid afternoon but unsure of the entrance options.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful monument belonging to different architectural stages that says goodbye to Sahagún if you are doing the French route. Partially restored, its towers and arches reflect the purchasing power of the clerical establishment centuries ago. (Original) Bonito monumento perteneciente a distintas etapas arquitectónicas que te despide de Sahagún si vas realizando el camino francés. Parcialmente restaurado, sus torres y arcos dan cuenta del poder adquisitivo del estamento clerical siglos atrás.

(Translated by Google) I couldn't see it inside; it has visiting hours. What's left is very beautiful, and the surrounding area even more so. A charming little town. (Original) No pude verlo por dentro, tiene horarios de visita. Es muy bonito lo que queda, y sus alrededores aun mas. Un pueblin con encanto.

(Translated by Google) Monastery with great importance in the Middle Ages. With remains of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance such as the great arch of San Benito. The Clock Tower. A large monastery that once had four cloisters. In the 16th century, it went into decline. (Original) Monasterio con gran importancia en la Edad Media. Con restos de románico, gótico y renacentista como el gran arco de San Benito. La torre del Reloj. Un gran monasterio que llegó a tener cuatro claustros. En el siglo XVI, entró en decadencia.

(Translated by Google) Impressive building, which despite part of it being in ruins, you can get an idea of ​​its size and importance in times past. (Original) Impresionante edificio, que a pesar de que parte de él se encuentra en ruinas, puedes hacerte una idea de su tamaño e importancia en tiempos pasados

(Translated by Google) Today, under restoration, it was a very important monastery during the Middle Ages, its possessions reaching from Tierra de Campos to Liébana and Segovia. It was one of the main focuses of the reform of the Benedictine monasteries when the Cluny rule was introduced in the Iberian Peninsula. The decline of the monastery began in the 15th century, coinciding with the founding of the monastery of San Benito de Valladolid and the reform implemented therein. The disappearance of the monastery was also the result of the continuous struggle with the town of Sahagún for power over the population, which caused the monastery to burn down several times due to revolts, and the confiscation in the 19th century. (Original) Hoy en día, en restauración, fue un monasterio muy importante durante la Edad Media, llegando sus posesiones desde Tierra de Campos hasta Liébana y Segovia. Fue uno de los principales focos de la reforma de los monasterios benedictinos cuando se introdujo la regla de Cluny en la península ibérica. La decadencia del monasterio comenzó en el siglo xv, coincidiendo con la fundación del monasterio de San Benito de Valladolid y la reforma implantada en el mismo. La desaparición del monasterio fue fruto también de la continua lucha con la villa de Sahagún por el poder sobre la población, que provocó que se incendiase el monasterio varias veces por las revueltas, y la desamortización en el siglo xix.

(Translated by Google) Ruins of the Monastery of San Benito (Sahagun)...Between legend and reality. The Monastery of San Benito de Sahagún was one of the first Benedictine monasteries in Spain, and for centuries it enjoyed immense power, its possessions extending to the distant region of Lebanon. It is part of the legend (I suppose), that the inhabitants of Sahagún (who at different times in their history rebelled against the power of the monastery), in order to avoid the Lenten penance that the Monastery imposed... and that prevented them from eating meat during Lent, they threw the pigs into the river, and then caught them, arguing that they ate fish. Focusing on what we can see of the monastery...it preserves the tower, the arch and the Chapel of San Mencio. And beyond the Monastery, next to it is the Convent of the Benedictines, whose chapel houses the Sepulcher of Alfonso VI, the ruins of the Monastery of San Facundo and San Primitivo, and the wonderful Church of San Tirso. (Original) Ruinas del Monasterio de San Benito (Sahagun)...Entre la leyenda y la realidad. El Monasterio de San Benito de Sahagún fue uno de los primeros monasterios benedictinos en España, y durante siglos gozó de un inmenso poder, extendiéndose sus posesiones hasta la lejana comarca de Líbana. Forma parte de la leyenda (supongo), que los habitantes de Sahagún (que en distintos momentos de su historia se rebelaron contra el poder del monasterio), con el fin de sortear la penitencia cuaresmal que imponía el Monasterio...y que impedía comer carne durante la cuaresma, tiraban los cerdos al río, y pescándolos a continuación, argumentaba que comían pescado. Centrándonos en lo que podemos ver del monasterio...éste conserva, la torre, el arco y la Capilla de San Mencio. Y más allá del Monasterio, junto a él se encuentra el Convento de las Benedictinas, cuya capilla alberga el Sepulcro de Alfonso VI, las ruinas del Monasterio de San Facundo y San Primitivo, y la maravillosa Iglesia de San Tirso.

(Translated by Google) This monastery is located in the small town of San Pedro de las Dueñas. It is a monastery of Benedictine nuns, which has a small inn. It is declared a Historical Monument of Spanish heritage. It was built at the end of the 10th - beginning of the 11th century and is one of the most representative churches of the Mudejar Romanesque. The primitive church is built combining stone and brick and has a basilica plan, with three naves topped by apse and separated by semicircular arches, covered with barrel vaults and brick crosses. The square brick tower that rises above the Main Chapel stands out, decreasing in height and decorated with arches of various types. The monastery building is from the 18th century. (Original) Este monasterio se encuentra en la pequeña localidad de San Pedro de las Dueñas Es un monasterio de monjas benedictinas, que tiene una pequeña hospedería Está declarado Monumento Histórico del patrimonio español. Fue construido a finales del siglo X - principios del XI y es una de las iglesias más representativas del románico mudéjar. La primitiva iglesia está construida combinando piedra y ladrillo y tiene planta basilical, con tres naves rematadas en sendos ábsides y separadas por arcos de medio punto, cubiertas con bóvedas de cañón y crucería de ladrillo. Destaca la torre de ladrillo de planta cuadrada que se alza sobre la capilla Mayor, decreciente en altura y decorada con arquerías de diversos tipos. El edificio del monasterio es del siglo XVIII.

(Translated by Google) We were shown the church by the nuns who still reside with great kindness, and they told us the history of the monastery. Beautiful, if you pass by there don't hesitate to make a stop and also try some of the sweets they make. The cream-filled eclairs are spectacular!!! (Original) Nos enseñaron la iglesia las monjas que aún residen con una gran amabilidad, y nos contaron la historia del monasterio. Preciosa, si pasas por allí no dudes en hacer una parada y además probar alguno de los dulces que hacen. Los canutillos rellenos de crema están espectaculares!!!

(Translated by Google) The Monastery of San Pedro de las Dueñas was built between the 10th and 11th centuries. Its Romanesque-Mudejar style Church begins in stone and ends in brick. Basilica-shaped. A tower built of brick. An interesting capital inside the Church known as "the seven nuns". A Crucified Christ by Gregorio Fernández inside. The Benedictine nuns make very delicious artisanal pastas. (Original) El Monasterio de San Pedro de las Dueñas se construye entre el siglo X y XI. Su Iglesia de estilo románico - mudéjar, se comienza en piedra y se acaba en ladrillo. De planta basílical. Una torre construida de ladrillo. Un interesante capitel en el interior de la Iglesia conocido como "las siete monjas". Un Cristo Crucificado de Gregorio Fernández en su interior. Las monjas benedictinas, elaboran pastas artesanales muy ricas.

(Translated by Google) Built at the end of the 10th century and the beginning of the 11th century. It is one of the most representative churches of the Mudejar Romanesque of the preclassical phase, it begins in stone and ends in brick (1087 and 1110), and the exterior has a basilica plan. Above the presbytery of the Main Chapel stands a completely brick tower, it has a square plan and a decreasing section. A collection of capitals stands out, the most curious is the one popularly known as 'of the seven nuns', and at the head of the church a Christ by Gregorio Fernández stands out. (Original) Construido a finales del siglo X y principios del XI. Es una de las iglesias más representativas del románico mudéjar de la fase preclásica, se comienza en piedra y se acaba en ladrillo (1087 y 1110), y el exterior es de planta basilical. Sobre el presbiterio de la Capilla Mayor se alza una torre totalmente de ladrillo, es de planta cuadrada y de sección decreciente. Destaca una colección de capiteles, el más curioso es el conocido popularmente como 'de las siete monjas', y en la cabecera de la iglesia destaca un Cristo de Gregorio Fernández.

(Translated by Google) San Pedro de las Dueñas Monastery, it was closed, I can't say anything about the interior, the exterior would need rehabilitation, I think there are still nuns but no one was seen, if you are in the area you can come to see the building but little more to add (Original) Monasterio San Pedro de las Dueñas, estaba cerrado no puedo decir nada del interior ,el exterior necesitaría una rehabilitación,creo que aún hay monjas pero no se veia nadie, si estás por la zona te puedes acercar por ver el edificio pero poco más que añadir

(Translated by Google) We went to buy some pastries and the nun offered to open the church for us to see. We were there for a short time because there was hardly any light and with the cell phone flashlight we could see little. Very careful and in perfect condition (Original) Fuimos a comprar unas pastas y la religiosa se ofreció a abrirnos la iglesia para verla. Estuvimos poco tiempo porque apenas había luz y con la linterna del móvil poco podíamos ver. Muy cuidada y en perfecto estado

(Translated by Google) Extremely kind and discreet welcome from a nun on this day of May 1, 2025. “Inhabited” place Unmissable visit. 1000 years of history and architectural forms. (Original) Accueil extrêmement aimable et discret d'une religieuse en ce jour de 1er mai 2025. Lieu "habité" Visite incontournable. 1000 ans d'histoire et de formes architecturales.

It was nice staying here but... We arrived with other pilgrims 30 min before 12:30 opening in the rain. They would not allow us to step inside to stay dry In fact they stood dry under the door way and talked to us for 30 min. When we did finally come in they sat is in a big room and made us wait. Lots of room. Why not allow pilgrims to come in out of the rain and wait there. Check-in was the worst yet, collecting passports with the promise to return them later that afternoon because they would not be done with them right away. Anyways it was a nice place to stay but they need to get their act together and streamline the system.

Wonderful algergue, greatfull people, pilgrims and hospitaliers, exciting celebración... but...., bear on mind, if you book a room, you will not have sheets nor towels. Cards are not accepted, these are the rules of the house.

We arrived with reservations after a long wet walk. We were not greeted well, a lot of yelling, facial expression of disgust, changing prices, and pounding on the table. The room was filthy only to reveal an even more disgusting bathroom. We took the Pilgrim meal as we were told the money goes to the orphanage in Peru and the meal was the worst of all meals. No effort in preparation of the meal. Would have happily donated more to the cause but the women in the kitchen were miserable. Certainly not the experience I had hoped for.When I asked if one of the women would mind making a reservation for me she was so angry and demanded I pay her. For a more pleasant experience book elsewhere.

Beautiful Albergue. Very clean. The volunteers are kind. The atmosphere is very peaceful.

Recommended to visit.

Excellent . Lovely friendly welcoming people .

Great Pilgrims Mass!

(Translated by Google) Excellent site (Original) Excelente sitio

(Translated by Google) The priest, deacons, everyone around them, and the parish in general couldn't have been better. Wonderful, motivating people who truly help their people. This is a Christian home! (Original) El cura, diáconos, todo su entorno y la parroquia en general, no podían ser mejores. Gente maravillosa y motivadora que realmente ayuda a su pueblo. Este si es un hogar cristiano!

(Translated by Google) Good place to go to mass if you are Christian. The Father is charming. This year has been 750 years and the activities it has carried out have been spectacular. His holiday is June 24, San Juan (Original) Buen lugar para ir a misa si eres cristiano. El Padre es encantador. Este año ha hecho 750 años y las actividades que ha realizado han sido espectaculares. Su festividad es el 24 de junio San Juan

(Translated by Google) It is an endearing parish, close and committed to the reality of the area. (Original) Es una parroquia entrañable, cercana y comprometida con la realidad de la zona.

(Translated by Google) They went too big. Of course God deserves a Cathedral! But above all it deserves good hearts. It's half empty. They miscalculated and would like a fortune. I'm not going to be like Judas. It is that Faith and Religiosity are in decline. It will be difficult for you to catch covid. And you will be comfortable although the benches of the national temples are just enough to be on. On the 24th Patron's Day at 12:30 they celebrate a very beautiful regional mass. (Original) Se pasaron de tamaño. Claro que Dios merece una Catedral! Pero sobre todo merece buenos corazones. Está medio vacía. Calcularon mal y se gustarían un pastón. Yo no voy a ser como Judas. Es que la Fe y la Religiosidad están en decadencia. Va a ser difícil que pilles covid. Y estarás cómodo aunque los bancos de los templos patrios son para estar lo justo. El 24 fiesta del Patrono a las 12:30 celebran una misa regional muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) Modernist Catholic Church, where I went because I needed a document from 100 years ago, its parish priest having attended to me, promptly and diligently, and I was very grateful. The truth is that its coldness and darkness are somewhat strange, being a very sunny day. It lacks light and being isolated, its lack of windows and skylights in its vault is strange, so I think that the architect either had his reasons or made a serious mistake in his design. Higher heating costs and damage to the well-being of its parishioners, which I note... Pedro Rabanal Martínez. Google local guide & Youtuber. (Original) Iglesia Católica modernista, donde acudí por necesitar un documento de hace 100 años, habiéndome atendido, su párroco, pronta y diligentemente, quedándole muy agradecido. La verdad es que resulta un tanto extraña su frialdad y oscuridad, siendo un día muy soleado. Le falta luz y es que estando aislada resulta rara su carencia de ventanales y claraboyas en su bóveda, por lo que pienso que, el arquitecto, o tenia sus motivos o se equivocó, gravemente, en su diseño. Mayor coste en calefacción y perjuicio para el bienestar de sus feligreses, que hago notar... Pedro Rabanal Martínez. Google local guide & Youtuber.

(Translated by Google) My parish. Comfortable and very pleasant place, very good heating in winter and very familiar in all concepts (Original) Mi parroquia. Lugar cómodo y muy agradable, muy buena calefacción en invierno y muy familiar en todos los conceptos

(Translated by Google) It is an ideal place for meditation. Your parish priest, Mr. Roberto, is one of the most committed people I know. (Original) Es un lugar idóneo para el recogimiento. Su párroco, D. Roberto, es de las personas más comprometidas que conozco.