São Mamede on the Portuguese Camino

Porto District
São Mamede, town on the Portuguese Camino de Santiago

About São Mamede

São Mamede is a Portuguese village in the municipality of Vila do Conde, Porto district, on the Vilarinho – Barcelos stage of the Portuguese Camino Central Route.

History of São Mamede

The freguesia grew up around the monastery of São Simão da Junqueira (11th century), suppressed in 1770. It belonged to Barcelos and passed to Vila do Conde in 1836.

What to see in São Mamede

Capela de São Mamede

The local chapel.

Mosteiro de São Simão da Junqueira

The monastery of the freguesia.

Population and location

São Mamede has 1,917 inhabitants in 2021 (freguesia of Junqueira, of which São Mamede is one of the places), according to the Portuguese INE. Its area is 6.83 km².

The Portuguese Camino in São Mamede

Km 5.6 of Vilarinho – Barcelos. Bar Casal Pedro beside the N306 and restaurant Casa Cecília a little before. A place in the freguesia of Junqueira.

Frequently asked questions

Which stage of the Portuguese Camino is São Mamede on?

On the Vilarinho – Barcelos stage of the Portuguese Camino Central Route (28.1 km / 17.5 miles).

Camino de Santiago Portugués
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