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Central Portuguese Way

From Lisbon to Santiago
through the interior of Portugal

It connects Lisbon with Santiago through Coimbra, Oporto, Barcelos and Ponte de Lima. Cross the Miño between Valença and Tui and continue through Redondela, Pontevedra and Caldas de Reis.

  • 24stages
  • Hostelson the route
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Map of the Central Portuguese Way

Travel the route, check the stages, the hostels and all the points of interest.

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Jacobean route

From Tui to Santiago, in about 24 stages.

Landscape

Miño Valleys and Galician forests.

Heritage

Porto, Ponte de Lima and the Tui Cathedral.

pilgrim community

Notices, advice and chat with whoever is on the route.

Featured stage

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  • Home: Tui
  • End: O Porrino
  • About 16 km
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Hostels on the Central Portuguese Way

Sheets with places, services and contact, coming soon

  • From Tui
  • Public and private
  • Wi-Fi
  • Washing machine
  • Kitchen
  • common area
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Notices and status in real time

Updated today at 07:31
closed bridge

3.2 km. Signposted detour.

Reported by 1 pilgrim · 2 days ago
Complete hostel

Cobreces. Full tonight.

Reported by 5 pilgrims · 2 days ago
dry fountain

At km 12. No water.

Reported by 3 pilgrims · 2 days ago
Meteorology in Lisbon

Clear sky (max. 19°C).

Updated today, 07:31 · Open-Meteo
8 °C
KJ , the pilgrim reporter

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