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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One of Astorga’s oldest brotherhoods and a rare medieval cell reflect the city’s deep spiritual and charitable tradition.
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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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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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For any questions or queries about your visit to Astorga and its surroundings, please do not hesitate to contact the Municipal Tourist Office.
