We cross the district of Aspareta and a kilometre later, we arrived at the centre of Perosinho. We go beyond a football field and continue along Rua das Silvinhas, leaving a few industrial buildings on the right. 600 metres after passing a petrol station, we turn right down a cobblestone street.Īfter the steep descent and the subsequent ascent, take a right, by Rua das Alminhas. The arrows for the Camino de Santiago indicate that we must turn right, Rua da Guarda, parallel to the endless wall of the monastery. We turn left, pass by a large textile factory and arrive at a small roundabout, next to the one where a church is located. We go through the cemetery and walk out the door of the top of it. We start the morning on Rua Cardoso Pinto, where the Cross of the Padrão Velho is located, next to the monastery wall. Practical tips for this section: Given that the street has no pedestrian-enabled space, we recommend crossing the cemetery to leave the town. Just 15 kilometres and some pronounced ascents and descents separate the pilgrim from the beautiful city of Porto.
The 16th stage of the Camino de Santiago on its journey through the interior of Portugal is one of the shortest stages and also one of the most beautiful since we left Lisbon.
Practica musica realizing roman numerals 1.10 full#
A city full of secrets to discover and declared a World Heritage Site.
The day ends in Porto, the city of Bridges. For those who started the Camino Portugues in Lisbon, at the mouth of the River Tejo, returning to the ocean, after several weeks of walking through the interior, will certainly be a comforting experience. One is a section of the Roman road surrounded by a forest and the other is the bridge of King Don Luís I, on the River Duero, at the entrance of Porto.Īnother marvel of this stage is that it brings us back to the sea. During the route, we will pass through two of the most beautiful environments since we left Lisbon. The Camino de Santiago gives us a relaxing day during which we enter Oporto (Porto), the second largest city in Portugal.
After our visit to Grijó yesterday, we expect a stage full of beautiful landscapes that will reward the pilgrim for the effort made during the previous stages.
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