Camino de Santiago Guide

The free guide to the Camino Francés

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Agés

Private (22, 13€, March to October) Albergue Fagus, on the left at the beginning of the village. Café / restaurant. Laundry facilities. Website www.alberguefagus.com Tel 647 312 996 Open 12:00

Private (24, 14€, April to October) El Pajar de Agés, to the left of the Camino where it joins the main road on the same street as El Alquimista. Laundry facilities. Private rooms. Website elpajardeages.es Tel 686 273 322 Open 12:00

Municipal (36, 12€) La Taberna de Agés, further up the street past El Pajar. Laundry facilities. Café / restaurant. Tel 616 131 376 Open 12:00

Restaurant El Alquimista has been recommended. The café of Albergue Fagus opens at 06:30. The tour bus to the archaeological digs also picks up in Agés (see under Atapuerca), ask hospitaleros for information.

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The Camino de Santiago app for Android and iPhone

The Camino de Santiago Guide is also available as an app. It contains all the great information as this online guide plus:

- offline, zoomable maps which show you your exact location

- more background and historic information about the places you'll walk through

Tap HERE to see the app in your phone's app store.

The guide in printed format

In addition to what you see here the full guide also contains:

Interactive, zoomable, offline maps of the whole Camino with your precise location shown

Lots of information about historic sites along the Camino's route

Camino legends and a description of the fascinating history of the Camino and the places it passes through

Recommendations of great places to eat and unmissable local specialities

Translations of place names of villages and towns

The dates of local festivals, the famous Spanish fiestas

You can get the full guide as a PDF document to download by making a donation to this website (see the bottom of this page).

If you'd like to see what it looks like you can download a samples from here the first 20 pages of the Walking Guide to the Camino de Santiago

For your donation you'll also get a PDF copy of Camino de Santiago Practical Preparation and Background, the definitive guide to preparing for the Camino. It's got loads of information about:

Packing: what to bring and (all importantly) what not to bring

Health and safety: how to avoid, or if necessary, deal with blisters, bedbugs, heatstroke and other hazards

What to expect on “the Way”: What's a typical Camino day?

Communicating: with useful words and phrases in Spanish?

History of the Camino and of Spain: what was the Camino like in the middle ages?

To download a sample of the first 20 pages of Camino de Santiago Practical Preparation and Background, just click here!

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