Rodeiro Town Hall – Pilgrim Statue in O Coto loop from Rodeiro

Rodeiro Town Hall – Pilgrim Statue in O Coto loop from Rodeiro

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Rodeiro Town Hall – Pilgrim Statue in O Coto loop from Rodeiro

04:11

84.5km

1,290m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 16.6 km for 57 m

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Start point

Hostel

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603 m

Rodeiro Town Hall

Highlight • Monument

In addition to the beautiful Plaza del Ayuntamiento, in this town we find numerous restaurants

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16.7 km

Fountain in Agolada Town Square

Highlight • Monument

Near the center of the town are the famous Pendellos, a traditional construction from the s. XVIII

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35.8 km

Church of Saint Peter of Melide and cruceiro

Highlight • Religious Site

Once again we have reached a milestone on our pilgrimage route (Camino Frances), coming from Hospital de Cruz, with the town of Melide. But there is only one evening to …

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35.9 km

Padrón Peppers

Highlight • Restaurant

A perfect lunch stop. A nice Italian restaurant with a good selection. Food and service were great.

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35.9 km

Melide Highlights: Stone Bridges, Church, and Pulpería Ezequiel

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Regional municipality of Camino de Santiago and EV routes (EuroVelo). Great midway place to eat and fill your bottles for the return trip

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36.0 km

Pilgrim Angel Statue

Highlight • Monument

42.2 km

Pilgrim Statue in O Coto

Highlight • Monument

The statue of the pilgrim is one of the most repeated photos on the Camino de Santiago. If you pass by in winter and it has snowed, you will see …

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51.3 km

San Tirso Church, Palas de Rei

Highlight • Religious Site

The church of San Tirso in Palas del Rei, dedicated to Saint Thyrsus or Thyrsus, was mentioned in the Caelicolae and is always worth a visit because of its art-historical relevance.

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