ESTELLA
Hospital Pilgrims
Address: C / La Rua 50
Location: Estella (Navarra)
Phone: 948 550 200 Shelter Estella Anfas
Address: C / Ropers 7 under
Location: Estella (Navarra)
Phone: 680459798 / 695895551 / Parish Youth
948554551 San Miguel
Direccion: Mercado Viejo, 18
Localidad: Estella
Teléfono de contacto: 948 550431 / 690081584
June 16, 2011
Estella Torres del Rio Km.29
Estella, popularly called "little Toledo, offers some jewelry medieval pilgrims as the Church of San Pedro del Rúa, the twelfth century, which has a beautiful cloister where the capital with the crooked columns, the Church of San Miguel, the twelfth century, with its wonderful Romanesque facade late ; that of the Holy Sepulchre, the twelfth century, though with a magnificent Romanesque facade, one of San Juan Bautista (St. John the Baptist), the twelfth century, one of San Pedro de Lizarra, the Gothic style; and the Palacio de los Reyes (Kings Palace), XII century.
TORRES DEL RIO
C / Casas nuevas, 13
Torres del Río (Navarra)
948 64 84 09 / 699 572 950
Albergue Casa Mariela Plaza
P. Valeriano Ordóñez, 6
Torres del Río (Navarra)
948 64 82 51/948 64 84 33
Halfway between Los Arcos and Viana, between the top of a hill and a deep valley, lies Torres del Río. This is a beautiful country with narrow roads and steep on which overlook large baroque houses with their emblems. At the higher stands the church of San Andrés, a Gothic renaissance built on an existing work. In the lower part of the country, almost hidden among the houses close together, there is an architectural jewel of the Romanesque of the twelfth century Church of the Holy Sepulchre, with its octagonal basilica reminds of Jerusalem and has been linked since the origins to the Camino Santiago. Presents a unique starry sky.
June 16, 2011
LOGROÑO
June 18, 2011
Albergue de Peregrinos
Rua Vieja de Logroño, 32
Logroño (La Rioja)
941 239 201
Albergue de Pilgrim Plaza Puerta del Revellino
Flamarique Martínez, 4 bajo
Logroño (La Rioja)
629 170 447 Parroquial Albergue de Santiago
C / Barriocepo, 8, 1 º
Logroño (La Rioja), Logroño Najera
Km.26
capital of La Rioja, has about 145,000 inhabitants, lies on the river Ebro, just south of the Basque country. And 'situated on the Route of Santiago in the center and has important historic and religious buildings. The region is dynamic in the capital is one of the most important wine producing areas of Spain with its famous wine rosso.Alcuni monuments and places of tourist interest are: the church of Santa Maria la Redonda "(XV century) overlooking the Calle Mayor and the Gothic cathedral, with a beautiful portal in rich rococo style decorations and statues of two Baroque towers "San Bartolomé".
Najera
June 19, 2011
Albergue de Peregrinos de Nájera
En la orilla del Río Najerilla
Nájera (La Rioja)
No tiene. Oficina de Turismo: 941 36 00 41 Peregrinos Albergue de Sancho III - Judería
C / San Marcial, 6
Nájera (La Rioja) 941 36 11 38
Najera S.to Domingo de la Calzada Km.21
Located 485 meters above sea level, the English town of Najera casts his gaze to the left bank of the river and provides quiet Najerilla the region of the same name which is the capital. Slightly more than 7 000 people are occupying the village, nestled in the heart of the Autonomous Community of La Rioja, even if the tourists in the summer months the population of the plump little Najera.
crucial stage of the Camino de Santiago, during the Middle Ages many pilgrims have stayed within its borders, but the moment of greatest glory coincided with the appointment of Nájera in capital: first the Kingdom of Navarre then of Castile, the city is still keeping a precious heritage, a witness of its historical significance.
Among the most important monuments worth visiting the Monastery of Santa Maria La Real, built by Garcia Sanchez III of Navarre as episcopal and royal pantheon as the future of his family. The initial work for its implementation began in 1045, and already in 1052 the monastery was consecrated without yet having fully completed the construction. It was begun in 1432 instead of the beautiful church which is located inside, completed in 1516, while the Elizabethan cloister was built between 1517 and 1528. In 1889 the complex was declared a National Monument. Deserve the attention of visitors to the Convent of Santa Elena of the seventeenth century, and Castillo de la Mota. Quest'ultimo castello di origine è a Muslim, di cui il a dire il vero rimangono Fossato e oggi only part delle mura.
SANTO DOMINGO DE LA CALZADA
Casa del Santo C / Mayor, 38 Low
Santo Domingo de la Calzada (La Rioja) 941 343 390
Hostel of the Cistercian Abbey Our Lady of the Annunciation
Calle Mayor, 29 Holy
Domingo de la Calzada (La Rioja)
941 34 05 70. Tourist Office: 941 34 December 1930
Fondata to Santo Domingo ricordo di che nel 1044 costruì a river Oja sopra il ponte per il cammino dei pellegrini facilitates. Molto leggenda him famous rooster and the hen ricordano che il miracolo famous: Attorno 1300, a copy of husband and wife in Cologne, a pilgrimage to Santiago with their young son a little more than an adolescent, but very alert to what seems, took lodging at the inn in the country. The landlady's daughter fell in love with the young, but they fear for their parents, resisted his seductions. The young then, in revenge, he hid the bag of a silver vase and he leaves, accused him of theft. Captured, he was sentenced to death by hanging. The grief-stricken parents, but full of faith continued their pilgrimage. Back went to the same inn where they found the child alive and well. They told them that it was precisely to save San Giacomo which during execution capital supported him by the feet preventing the noose to tighten the neck. The incredulous father and convinced that he was duped by his son would just like to stay with the young hostess, ruled that faith would pay his account, only if the two that had been roasted poussin served for dinner, and put on display on set table, were also returned to life. Now the roosters got up, took the feathers and began to sing. Since then, a white rooster and a chicken (now offered by local families and replaced every 15 days) were placed in a cage inside the church. In the Middle Ages pilgrims gathered it falls and exhibited feathers on their hats. Today, the cage is in late Gothic style, with golden net, in line with the style of the cathedral. When a pilgrim came to church, hear the cock crow is considered a good omen for the rest of the trip to Santiago.
This country has been linked to the Camino de Santiago since its beginnings in the eleventh century. Calzada means to track and, by extension, path or way. Santo Domingo (St. Dominic), a young pastor originally from Rioja, was educated at the monastery of Valvanera and wanted to enter the famous monastery of San Milán de la Cogolla. When his request was granted, he became assistant to Gregory of Ostia, a papal legate, who ordained him a priest.
the death of Gregory Domingo withdrew in the Oja River to lead a life hermits and help the pilgrims on their way to Compostela. It is called "de la Calzada" for his work in maintaining and improving the old Roman road that led from Nájera to Redecilla del Camino. In 1044 he built a bridge over the River Oja, the most famous of a series of bridges which led to the construction. He built a chapel dedicated to Santa Maria, a hospital and a hotel for pilgrims, now restored (Parador Nacional de Turismo). When
conquered Rioja in 1076, Alfonso VI of Castile, seeing the spread of the Way to contribute to its draft feudalization of that area, became the patron saint of, his works and his city. The burg of Santo Domingo de la Calzada, began as a handful of houses gathered around the hut of the 'hermit. On the death of Domingo in 1109, the population had grown considerably. The church of Santo Domingo de la Calzada, where he was buried, was elevated to the rank of cathedral shortly dopo.Le works in Santo Domingo for pilgrims to Santiago
not ended with his death. Many miraculous healings of pilgrims, occurred in the city are attributed to the intercession of the saint. He recounts, for example, a French knight demon possessed by an evil spirit that was released before the tomb of the saint, or that Bernard, a German pilgrim who was cured of the fifteenth century of a purulent infection in the eyes during a visit to the tomb of St. Domingo. Today, nine painted panels decorate one wall of the cathedral and narrate the miracles of the saint.
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