Primitive Route: Lugo to Santiago

Its starting point on this road will be Lugo, a city that has countless tourist attractions. Some of them are the Wall of Lugo (Roman construction and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO), the interpretation of the wall, the House of Mosaics, The Town Hall with its Clock Tower and the Cathedral of Santa Maria. Accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel. The first stage will take you from Lugo to San RomaoDa Retorta, a small municipality with great pilgrim tradition. There you can visit the church of San RomaoDa Retortaand contemplate the replica of a Roman miliarium found in the population. The original is preserved in the Diocesan Museum of Astorga. Accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel. In this municipality of pre-Roman origin, you can see the cover of the Romanesque church of San Pedro, a 14th century (considered the oldest in Galicia) and the Terra de Melide Museum (former Monastery-Hospital of Sancti Spiritus). In addition to this, you can enjoy dishes of Galician cuisine, such as Melide octopus. Accommodation 

Breakfast at the hotel. Advancing on the Way, they will pass through Arzúa, which offers some places to know, such as the Convent of the Magdalene and the parish church of Santiago. Accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel. With little to go until we reach Santiago, this stage will end in O Pedrouzo, belonging to the concello O Pino. Here you will find the memorable hermitage of Santa Irene. Accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel. Ready for the last stage, this time they will depart from O Pedrouzobound for Santiago. Already in this beautiful city, you will be offered endless places to visit. The main attraction is the Cathedral and the Plaza del Obradoiro, but it is not the only interest since it is also advisable to take a walk in the old town, taste the culinary offer and visit other emblematic buildings such as the Hostalde los Reyes Católicosand the Monastery of San Martin Pinario. Accommodation

Breakfast at the hotel and end of the trip.