The town where the Coastal and Central Camino Portugues routes merge for the final stretch to Santiago. Known for its twin railway viaducts and the Festa do Corpus flower carpets.
Redondela is a significant milestone on the Camino Portugues, as it is where the Coastal and Central routes merge into a single path for the remaining stages to Santiago de Compostela. Expect to see noticeably more pilgrims from this point onwards.
The town is set on the shores of the Ria de Vigo and is recognisable by its two impressive railway viaducts. The old town has narrow streets, good restaurants, and a lively atmosphere. Redondela is famous for its Festa do Corpus Christi flower carpets, an elaborate annual tradition.
Pilgrims will find a municipal albergue, private albergues, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, ATMs, and pharmacies. Note that there are very few services on the walk between Vigo and Redondela, mostly forest and hill walking, so stock up before leaving Vigo.
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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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