• Through this guide, launched by the Xunta de Galicia, small unknown treasures are shown on the different itineraries: from churches, castles, bridges, medieval paths, dolmens, islands or forts.

In order to diversify and promote all the itineraries of the Camino de Santiago, and with the purpose of distributing the pilgrimage along the various routes on the horizon of Xacobeo 2027, the Xunta de Galicia has just launched a new tourism product: ’27 charming places of 2027′.

Through this pilgrimage guide, different corners and lesser-known monuments of the Jacobean routes are shown. The document shows those small treasures and charming places distributed throughout the four provinces and the Jacobean itineraries.

The tourist product is a small sample of the Jacobean Caminos that run through Galicia for more than 1,500 km. They include everything from churches, castles, bridges, medieval roads, dolmens and blacksmiths, to islands and forts. The guide, which can be consulted through the Galician Tourism website, includes the following places:

1. Church of San Xoán (Pedrafita do Cebreiro)
2. Ferrería da Ponte (Triacastela)
3. Fraga de Barbadelo (Sarria)
4. A Pobra de Burón (A Fonsagrada)
5. Montouto Hospital (A Fonsagrada)
6. Castroverde Castle (Castroverde)
7. Sanctuary of Arante (Ribadeo)
8. Álvaro Cunqueiro (Mondoñedo)
9. Ponte de Sa (Vilalba)
10. Ponte das Febres (Tui)
11. To Canicouva (Pontevedra)
12. Estela Islands (Nigrán)
13. San Martiño de Xubia (Narón)
14. Os Carrás (Ordes)
15. A Ulloa Bridge (Oroso)
16. Santa María a Real (Xunqueira de Ambía)
17. Vilanova Bridge (Allariz)
18. Entoma Bridge (O Barco de Valdeorras)
19. Torrenovaes Castle (Quiroga)
20. Castro de San Lourenzo (A Pobra de Brollón)
21. San Paio de Diomondi (O Saviñao)
22. Church of O Corzón (Mazaricos)
23. Church of Morquintián (Muxía)
24. Cortegada Cruise (Cortegada)
25. West Towers (Catoira)
26. Brañas de Dodro (Dodro)
27. Santiago de Compostela

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