Shelter Route Map
Arzúa → Santiago de Compostela
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Where to Sleep
Recommended accommodations along this stage
In Arzúa (starting point)
Shelter 
Hotel Along the route
Shelter Albergue do Seminario Menor
Santiago de Compostela
Price range: 8–12€
- Kitchen
- Laundry
- Locker
- Stamp
- WiFi
Hostel 
Hotel Hotel Costa Vella
Santiago de Compostela
Price range: 65–120€
- Air Conditioning
- Garden
- Parking
- Restaurant
- WiFi
Guesthouse Places to Visit
Highlights and landmarks along the way
Points of Interest
Must-see spots in the towns along this stage
Church Chapel of La Magdalena
Arzúa
A 14th-century Gothic chapel, originally part of a pilgrim hospital run by the Augustinian order. A testament to the long history of Camino hospitality.
Museum Cheese Museum of Arzúa
Arzúa
A small museum dedicated to the traditional cheese-making process of Queso de Arzúa-Ulloa, a DO-protected cheese that has been produced here for centuries.
Tastings available. Pick up some cheese for the last days of walking.
Park Alameda Park
Santiago de Compostela
A beautiful park on the western edge of the old town, offering the best panoramic view of the cathedral silhouette. A perfect place to reflect on the journey completed.
Visit at sunset for the iconic cathedral view from the Paseo da Ferradura.
Church Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela
The magnificent Romanesque cathedral and final destination of all Camino pilgrims. The Portico de la Gloria, the Botafumeiro, and the crypt of Saint James make it one of the most important churches in Christendom.
Attend the noon Pilgrim Mass. The Botafumeiro swings on special feast days.
Square Praza do Obradoiro
Santiago de Compostela
The grand square in front of the cathedral where pilgrims gather to celebrate the end of their journey. Surrounded by the Hostal dos Reis Católicos, the Pazo de Raxoi, and the Colexio de San Xerome.
Nearby Cities & Villages
Explore what to see in the towns along this stage
Galicia Arzúa
A lively market town on the last stretch before Santiago, famous for its local cheese Queso de Arzúa-Ulloa, one of the great Galician dairy products.
2 points of interest
Galicia Santiago de Compostela
The ultimate destination of all Camino routes. The magnificent cathedral, believed to house the remains of the Apostle Saint James, has been the goal of pilgrims for over a thousand years.
3 points of interest