Ponferrada
Ponferrada

Ponferrada

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The town gets its name from the Latin pons ferrata, meaning 'iron bridge'. The bridge was built in the 11th century to help pilgrims get to Santiago de Compostela, and still stands today.

What to see in Ponferrada

Castillo de los Templarios

Castillo de los Templarios

The Knights Templar were given possession of the city in 1178 by King Ferdinand II of León, to protect pilgrims on the way to Santiago. The castle was built in the 13th century.

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Albergue Guiana

Albergue Guiana

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Albergue Alea

Albergue Alea

15
4.5
Albergue de peregrinos San Nicolás de Flüe

Albergue de peregrinos San Nicolás de Flüe

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Albergue El Templarín

Albergue El Templarín

15
4.3
Albergue Alda Pilgrim Ponferrada

Albergue Alda Pilgrim Ponferrada

16
4.3
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