HistoryWalk on Roman PavingThe village name means "the paved road of Bejar," and Roman road stones are visible in and around the village.
A tiny hamlet on the ancient Roman road with an albergue and very limited services. The name references the calzada (paved road) of the original Via de la Plata.
La Calzada de Bejar is a tiny hamlet whose name directly references the calzada (paved Roman road) of the original Via de la Plata. The hamlet has an albergue and very basic services.
The Roman road is visible in places near the village, a tangible connection to the route's 2,000-year history. The landscape is increasingly mountainous, with the Sierra de Bejar rising ahead.
Services are minimal, and pilgrims should carry supplies.
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