VillageCastilla y Leon486 km to Santiago de Compostela

San Pedro de Rozados

A tiny village between Fuenterroble and Salamanca with an albergue and very basic services. The last stop before the city of Salamanca.

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About San Pedro de Rozados

San Pedro de Rozados is a tiny village on the Via de la Plata, the last stop before the magnificent city of Salamanca. The village has an albergue and a bar.

Services are very basic, and pilgrims typically push through quickly with Salamanca as the goal for the day.

The approach to Salamanca from the south crosses the open meseta, and the city's golden sandstone towers become visible in the distance as pilgrims approach.

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Explore San Pedro de Rozados

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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Things to do

Things to do in San Pedro de Rozados

4 things
Camino MomentThe Last Quiet Night Before SalamancaTomorrow you walk into Salamanca. Tonight you are in a village of 300 people on the open meseta.
SightVisit the Parish ChurchThe Iglesia de San Pedro has Romanesque origins visible in its basic structure.
FoodEat at the Village BarThe bar in San Pedro de Rozados may be the only food option beyond the albergue.
RelaxationWalk the Final Meseta StageThe meseta between Fuenterroble and San Pedro de Rozados is among the emptiest stretches.
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