28 km | 7-10 hours | +856m / -619m
Walled medieval town where Fernán Pérez de Andrade lies in a Gothic tomb carried by a stone bear and boar. Once a provincial capital of the Kingdom of Galicia, it's also Spain's byword for runny tortilla.
Parish of Abegondo marked by the church of Santo Estevo de Cos, its cemetery and a cruceiro standing in the lane.
Quiet hamlet of Abegondo roughly midway between Betanzos and Hospital de Bruma.
The meeting point of the Camino Inglés's two branches, named for a pilgrim hospital recorded here in 1175. Today a tiny hamlet with the route's first Xunta albergue, a bar and the chapel of San Lourenzo.
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