Santuario de La Peregrina

Temple turned, church, turned museum

An old Muslim temple that was converted into a church and is now a museum. The building fell in the ruins. It has been partially restored, and I have some very interesting displays and a beautiful lib...

Very bad service

One can get a pelgrim certificate here. When we gave ours, we did not get all back!!! This being one of the most important documents when doing the Camino. When I went back with a new one, they ag...

Refused to give pilgrims halway certificate

We called and asked if they were open on Sunday in order to get the midway certificate for pilgrims walking the Camino for three of us and the women on the phone told us they were open until 8pm. We a...

A must do for any peregrino!

By visiting this beautiful place, and presenting your credentials, a peregrino/peregrina will qualify for a halfway certificate which is a beautiful document and probably more aesthetically pleasing t...

Interesting museum/half way certificate

This museum that has a modest entry charge of a few Euros issues a "halfway" certificate as Sahagun is half way along the Camino Frances between St Jean Pied de Port/Roncesvalles and Santiago de Compo...