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CYCLING ST. JAMES WAY - VIRXE DA CERCA

Cycling St James Way - Virxe da Cerca

Once you finish cycling the Camino and reach your destination - Santiago de Compostela - nothing better than resting in this warm charming hotel, which consists of two buildings linked by a romantic private garden, in the city’s historic centre.

The main building, a former bank and Jesuit residence, is surprising in its warm interior due to the elegant traditional decoration, in both its rooms and common areas.

It was built in the 18th century with its back façade facing the Convent of Belvís, founded in the 14th century, and its main façade towards the picturesque “Mercado de Abastos” (food market) in the old town, which is now the second-most visited place in Santiago after the Cathedral.

Virxe da Cerca