The Camino de Madrid
in Castilla y León
Camino de Madrid in Madrid
▶ Camino de Madrid in Castilla y León
Accommodation Directory
Accommodation in Zamarramala
Albergue de peregrinos Fuente del Pájaro 8€ 40 |
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Accommodation in Valseca
Acogida de peregrinos en Valseca Donativo€ 4 |
Accommodation in Los Huertos
Albergue de peregrinos Virgen de las Vegas 5€ 4 |
Accommodation in Añe
Albergue de peregrinos de Añe Donativo€ 6 |
Accommodation in Santa María la Real de Nieva
Albergue de peregrinos Fuente Santa 7€ 6 |
Accommodation in Nava de la Asunción
Refugio municipal de Nava de la Asunción Donativo€ 4 |
Albergue Villa de Nava de la Asunción 18€ 44 |
Accommodation in Coca
Albergue municipal La casa del peregrino 5€ 16 |
Casa de la Paca Booking.com |
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Accommodation in Villeguillo
Albergue de peregrinos de Villeguillo 5€ 10 |
Accommodation in Alcazarén
Albergue de peregrinos de Alcazarén Donativo€ 8 |
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Accommodation in Puente Duero
Albergue de peregrinos de Puente Duero Donativo€ 8 |
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Accommodation in Simancas
Hostal Las Tercias ⭑ | ![]() |
Accommodation in Ciguñuela
Albergue de peregrinos La Casa del Maestro 6€ 16 |
Accommodation in Peñaflor de Hornija
Albergue de peregrinos de Peñaflor de Hornija 3€ 8 |
Accommodation in La Santa Espina
Refugio de peregrinos de La Santa Espina Donativo€ |
Casa Rural El Rincón del Labrador Booking.com |
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Accommodation in Castromonte
Albergue de peregrinos de Castromonte 5€ 20 |
Accommodation in Medina de Rioseco
Albergue del Monasterio de Santa Clara Donativo€ |
Accommodation in Tamariz de Campos
Albergue de peregrinos de Tamariz de Campos 10€ 3 |
Accommodation in Cuenca de Campos
Albergue de peregrinos de Cuenca de Campos 6€ 28 |
Accommodation in Villalón de Campos
Albergue de peregrinos de Villalón de Campos 5€ |
Hostal Casa Peña ⭑⭑ |
Accommodation in Santervás de Campos
Albergue de peregrinos de Santervás de Campos Donativo€ |
Accommodation in Melgar de Arriba
Refugio de peregrinos de Melgar de Arriba Donativo€ |
Accommodation in Grajal de Campos
Albergue de peregrinos de Grajal de Campos 5€ 12 |
If you choose to spend the night in Sahagún do your best to explore the town, it is not the prettiest of places but there are a few gems hiding about that give you a glimpse of its illustrious past. At one time it rivaled Burgos and León in importance and grandeur.
For reasons unknown the town hall has drawn the camino path through town in a way that skips nearly every building worth
seeing, and which bypasses the plaza mayor entirely. If you want to explore you will have to leave the marked path; see green alternative on map.
A very nice certificate is available from the Santuario de la Virgen Peregrina on your way out of Sahagún, a type of half-way Compostela. See the map for the location as it is not on the camino proper.
Sahagún owes its name to the 4th century martyr San Facundo, who along with San Primitivo were buried nearby. Because of this it has seen more than its share of battles between Christians and Muslims. Although the Christians ultimately won out, it was not before the town changed hands no fewer than five times. Each turnover saw the destruction of churches and their reconstruction. Today only 4 of the original 9 churches survive.
Market day is Saturday. Winter pilgrims can celebrate San Tirso on the 28th of January. San Juan de Sahagún on the 12th and 13th of June. Fiesta de Peregrina on the 2nd of July, and San Lorenzo on the 9th and 10th of August.
Accommodation in Sahagún at the end of the Camino Madrid
Albergue de Peregrinos Cluny 5€ 64 |
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Albergue Viatoris 10€ 50 Booking.com |
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Albergue de la Santa Cruz 6€ 50 |
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Nice shaded rest area near the church.
From San Pedro to Chantada is mostly downhill and on the side of the road. Cross the río Asma, and the Camino continues into the old part of Chantada.