The name of the town tells us that the original inhabitants came from the Bierzo area, and that it is situated along the Camino Real, or Royal Camino. This designation has nothing at all to do with royalty but is rather a term given to primary roads that met a certain metric for size; much like versions of our modern day National highways.
The Iglesia de San Salvador contains a sculpture of St. John the Baptist. The original church tower very nearly lasted into the 21st c., but not quite. The replacement is an uninspiring steel bell tower.
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Albergue La Perala Private 12€ 51 |
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Albergue Bercianos 1900 Private 15€ 20 |
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Albergue Santa Clara Private 15€ 19 |
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Albergue de Peregrinos de Bercianos Parochial Donativo€ 46 |
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Hostal Rivero Hostal |
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Comments
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
The Bar/Restaurant El Suave on the end of Bercianos is open
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
My comment above (8 July ‘20) refers to El Sueve Bar, Restaurant, Hostal...
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
This was the only place open in Bercianos today (8 July ‘20). It’s not listed in this app but it’s clean, modern, welcoming and has a full menu. Individual, en-suite bedrooms cost 30€ and it lies just slightly off the Camino at the end of town (on the left). There are signposts leading to it.
Great coffee, bocadillo and WiFi. I recommend it.
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
Great place to stay; clean, prIvate and excellent customer service...first place you see entering town...no need to go further