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     Arzúa is a town in A Coruña located within the region of the same name and the last large town visited by thousands of pilgrims year after year. From this town, the finish line of the Camino de Santiago is just 39km away, divided into two stages. The majority of pilgrims who pass through Arzúa began their pilgrimage from Sarria, doing the French Way, although it is at this stage where these pilgrims join those who have been doing the Northern Way and the Primitive Way. With more than 6,000 inhabitants, surrounded by a great natural environment and a landscape rich in typical buildings of the area, Arzúa has a wide variety of tourist attractions. The Magdalena chapel, an old religious building from the 14th century, the Fervenza das Hortas or the Cheese and Honey Dissemination Center, are some of these places that cannot be missed during your visit to the town.

     If you are looking for what to see or do in the area, Civitatis has a wide variety of activities and visits in its surroundings, you can book the activities that you like the most. Take a look at the Civitatis catalog!