Puente la Reina

The name of the village comes from the huge Romanesque bridge over the river Agar, built in the 11th century by order of the Queen Donã Mayor to facilitate the passage of pilgrims. The village isBaca lagi
The name of the village comes from the huge Romanesque bridge over the river Agar, built in the 11th century by order of the Queen Donã Mayor to facilitate the passage of pilgrims. The village isBaca lagi
You leave Puente la Reina through the same Romanesque bridge as you arrived.
The first stop is in Mañeru, after 1h30 for breakfast. This day to the sound of the local church bells. A few kilometersBaca lagi
Since we were both going to the same destination and the same albergue, Pascal and I started the walking day together.
In less than an hour we reached the wine fountain of Bodegas de Irache, whereBaca lagi
I began early that day, 5:30 am, because I knew that it would be the longest day yet, covering 28 km.
After walking for just over two hours, I arrived at the village of Torres del Rio and saw theBaca lagi
I was not too worried about the time because I had already decided not to do the traditional stage to Nájera, 29 km. My intention was to stop in Sotés or Ventosa, about 20 km from Logroño.
LeavingBaca lagi
Another day among the vineyards and beautiful sights.
The five of us left the albergue together and stopped on the next street to have breakfast, in the only bar open in the village.
We started ourBaca lagi
The idea for the day was to walk 20 km to Viloria de Rioja, in order to stay at the Refugio Acacio & Orietta. Eva was excited about the idea of staying at the albergue of Paulo Coelho's friends. MarkBaca lagi