Astorga
Camino de Santiago stage town on Camino Francés
Astorga is a historic city where the Camino Francés meets the Vía de la Plata, offering pilgrims a rich stop with full services. It is known for its Cathedral and the striking Episcopal Palace designed by Antoni Gaudí, as well as its tradition of local chocolate and mantecadas. Pilgrims often pause here before beginning the climb into the mountains toward the Cruz de Ferro.
- 500 kmfrom route start
- 873 mElevation
- 6 · 8albergues · hotels
- 27.3 kmfrom Villar de Mazarife
- 25 kmto Foncebadón
Highlights
- Gaudí's Episcopal Palace and the Cathedral
- Meeting point of the Camino Francés and Vía de la Plata
- Known for local chocolate and mantecadas
Albergues in Astorga
- Albergue San Javier
- Albergue de Peregrinos Siervas de Maria ↗
- Albergue Myway
- Hostal San Narciso
- Albergue Camino y Vía
- Albergue Municipal Ecce Homo
Hotels & guesthouses in Astorga
- Hotel Spa Ciudad de Astorga by PortBlue Boutique ↗
- Hotel Gaudí
- El Descanso de Wendy
- Hotel Astur Plaza
- Hostal La Peseta
- Hotel Spa Vía de la Plata
- Hostal Coruña
- Hostal Defín
Lodging names from OpenStreetMap; check availability before you walk.
Stages through Astorga
Nearby towns
Nearby stages
Frequently asked questions
Where can I stay in Astorga?
6 albergues and 8 hotels in Astorga.
How far is Astorga from Villar de Mazarife?
27.3 km from Villar de Mazarife, 25 km to Foncebadón on the Camino Francés.