Lestrobe on the Portuguese Camino: Albergues & What to See

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Torres de Lestrobe - Pazo de Hermida
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What is in Lestrobe

Lestrobe is a hamlet in Dodro, on the outskirts of Padrón, with a private albergue for those finishing the Caldas de Reis – Padrón stage. It is not on the route of the Camino.

History of Lestrobe

On 26 March 1930 the Pact of Lestrobe was signed here, creating the Galician Republican Federation. Rosalía de Castro lived in the Torres de Lestrobe after her mother’s death, and her twins were born there in 1871.

What to see in Lestrobe

Torres de Lestrobe (Pazo de Hermida)

Two defensive towers joined in the 17th century, a Bien de Interés Cultural (Site of Cultural Interest).

Pazo de Lestrobe

Former leisure residence of the archbishops of Santiago, with an 18th-century fountain showing Santiago as a pilgrim.

Population and location

The hamlet had 641 inhabitants in 2013 (INE), in the parish of Santa María de Dodro.

The Portuguese Camino in Lestrobe

The albergue is off the route, near Padrón. Check the access when you book.

Frequently asked questions

How many albergues are there in Lestrobe?

This guide lists 1 place to stay for pilgrims in Lestrobe, with checked prices, beds and seasons.

Camino de Santiago Portugués
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