VillageLugo, Spain120 km to Santiago de Compostela

Aguiada

Aguiada is a tiny Galician hamlet in Lugo east of Sarria where the Samos and San Xil variants of the Camino converge.

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About Aguiada

Aguiada sits in the province of Lugo, in Galicia, in the rolling farmland east of Sarria. The Camino passes through the tiny hamlet, which is significant as the point where the two variants out of Triacastela (the southern route through Samos and the northern route through San Xil) converge before the final approach into Sarria.

Aguiada is a small Galician hamlet. The setting is gentle hill country with stone walls and traditional farmsteads. The parish belongs to the wider municipality of Sarria.

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