Punto de Atención al peregrino en Dumbría: Camino de Santiago a Finisterre y Muxía
Dende a catedral de Compostela, que paradoxa, o peregrino non retorna á casa, senón que prosegue a súa marcha cara o Atlántico coa intención de completar a súa viaxe e atopar as últimas respostas.
O Camiño de Santiago entra en terras dumbriesas procedente de Negreira, en concreto faino cruzando a magnífica ponte de Ponte Olveira (S. XVII e S. XVIII) escenario de batallas Napoleónicas. No seu máxico e místico traxecto, o Camiño de Santiago cara Fisterra-Muxía atravesa o corazón das impresionantes terras de Dumbría, que está vinculada a esta ruta xacobea dende a súa orixe, constituíndo así un lugar relevante que contaba cun hospital de peregrinos na aldea de Hospital.
Na actualidade, dita aldea conta cun Centro De Información ao Peregrino, onde cada día son moitos os camiñantes que se achegan para recibir unha atención detallada do traxecto a seguir antes de chegar ao seu destino final, ou ben Fisterra ou ben Muxía.
O centro está aberto de Martes a Sábado de 07:30 a 14:30
Na actualidade, dita aldea conta cun Centro De Información ao Peregrino, onde cada día son moitos os camiñantes que se achegan para recibir unha atención detallada do traxecto a seguir antes de chegar ao seu destino final, ou ben Fisterra ou ben Muxía. O centro está aberto de Martes a Sábado de 07:30 a 14:30
Facendo reconto dos visitantes no que levamos deste mes de Xuño, quedamos abraiados coa cifra, preto de 1000 peregrinos, procedentes tanto da Península Ibérica, como do resto de Europa (sobresaíndo Alemaña, seguido de Italia e Francia) e do mundo, fixeron o camiño de Fisterra-Muxía. Unha cifra sen dúbida espectacular. 
A modo anecdótico, destacar a visita esta semana dunha parella francesa que levaban recorridos nada máis e nada menos que 2.200 km, enlazando diferentes itinerarios seguindo camiño cara Fisterra-Muxía; e levando consigo unha credencial duns 4 metros de lonxitude.En definitiva, unha experiencia que cada día vai gañando máis adeptos.
From the Cathedral of Compostela, what a paradox, the pilgrim does not return to house, but he continues his way towards the Atlantic with the intention of completing his journey and of finding the last answers.
The Path of Santiago enters these lands proceeding of Negreira, specifically it does it crossing the magnificent bridge of Ponte Olveira (S. XVII and S. XVIII) scenario of Napoleonic battles. In its magic and mystical distance, the Path of Santiago towards Fisterra – Muxía crosses the heart of the impressive land of Dumbría, which is linked to the Path of Santiago from its origin, constituting this way a relevant place that had a hospital of pilgrims in the village of Hospital.
At present, the above mentioned village possesses a Center of Information to the Pilgrim, where every day there are many wayfarers who approach to receive a detailed attention of the journey to continuing before coming to their final destination, either Fisterra or Muxía.
The Center is opened from Tuesday to Saturday of 07:30 to 14:30.
In this June, near 1.000 pilgrims did the way of Fisterra – Muxía. These pilgrims were proceeding both from the Iberian Peninsula and of the rest of Europe (emphasizing Germany, followed by Italy and France). It is, undoubtedly, a spectacular quantity.
As anecdote, to emphasize the visit of a French couple who was taking 2.200 km connecting different itineraries, following way towards Fisterra – Muxía.
All in all, an experience that every day keeps gaining more pilgrims.
The Path of Santiago enters these lands proceeding of Negreira, specifically it does it crossing the magnificent bridge of Ponte Olveira (S. XVII and S. XVIII) scenario of Napoleonic battles. In its magic and mystical distance, the Path of Santiago towards Fisterra – Muxía crosses the heart of the impressive land of Dumbría, which is linked to the Path of Santiago from its origin, constituting this way a relevant place that had a hospital of pilgrims in the village of Hospital.
At present, the above mentioned village possesses a Center of Information to the Pilgrim, where every day there are many wayfarers who approach to receive a detailed attention of the journey to continuing before coming to their final destination, either Fisterra or Muxía.
The Center is opened from Tuesday to Saturday of 07:30 to 14:30.
In this June, near 1.000 pilgrims did the way of Fisterra – Muxía. These pilgrims were proceeding both from the Iberian Peninsula and of the rest of Europe (emphasizing Germany, followed by Italy and France). It is, undoubtedly, a spectacular quantity.
As anecdote, to emphasize the visit of a French couple who was taking 2.200 km connecting different itineraries, following way towards Fisterra – Muxía.
All in all, an experience that every day keeps gaining more pilgrims.#DUMBRIAÉCAMIÑO
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