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Hermitage Ecce Homo – Valdeviejas

This hermitage was built in the 16th... Seguir leyendo

Church of San Pedro de Rectivía

The Church of San Pedro de Rectivía is a modern parish in Astorga, built after the Second Vatican Council. Its contemporary architecture, Jacobean-themed mosaics, and Stations of the Cross stained glass make it a cultural and spiritual highlight on the Camino de Santiago.

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Roman Wall – Doctor Mérida Pérez Street

The archaeological excavation on Doctor Mérida Pérez Street revealed a 4th-century Roman wall section with a semicircular tower and remains of the medieval Iron Gate. The findings highlight the historical evolution of Astorga’s fortifications.

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Cathedral of Saint Mary and Cathedral Museum

Astorga’s imposing Cathedral and its Museum offer architectural marvels and sacred relics with centuries of artistic heritage.

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Church of Saint Marta

The Church of Saint Marta, Astorga’s patron saint, blends pre‑Romanesque, Romanesque and Baroque layers and medieval hidden ruins.

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Brotherhood of Saint Stephen and the Wall-Enclosed Cell

One of Astorga’s oldest brotherhoods and a rare medieval cell reflect the city’s deep spiritual and charitable tradition.

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Palace of Gaudi

Gaudí’s neo‑Gothic masterpiece in Astorga, now the Museo de los Caminos. Remarkable architecture, stained glass and religious sculptures await.

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City Hall of Astorga

In the Plaza Mayor of Astorga, we see the Baroque building of the City Hall from the late 17th century. It was designed by Manuel Lastra.

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Ergastula and Roman Museum

Astorga’s Roman Museum is in the ancient Ergastula. It houses Roman inscriptions, objects, and gives access to the Roman Route.

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Church of Saint Bartholomew

The Church of Saint Bartholomew is one of Astorga’s oldest temples, known for its Churrigueresque altarpiece, Gothic features, and its connection to Holy Week brotherhoods that preserve important religious sculptures.

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