A long, narrow Meseta town stretched along a single street beneath the ruins of a hilltop castle. Has albergues, restaurants, and a distinctive linear layout.
Castrojeriz is a distinctive Meseta town stretched along a single main street beneath the ruins of a medieval castle on the hilltop above. The town's linear layout, almost 2 km long, follows the path of the Camino itself.
Pilgrims will find albergues, restaurants, cafes, a supermarket, and a pharmacy. The ruined castle offers panoramic views over the surrounding plateau. The Collegiate Church of Santa Maria del Manzano and the Church of San Juan are worth visiting.
Castrojeriz has a faded grandeur that speaks to its importance as a medieval Camino town. The approach from the east involves a steep climb over the Alto de Mostelares with sweeping views.
Every kind of bed in one place: online booking, direct-contact albergues, walk-ins and donativos. Live prices for your night.
The Camino through town, with prices where the beds are. Amber is the route; each pin is a place to stay.
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