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Get the appPuente de Domingo Flórez is the last town in El Bierzo before crossing into Galicia. It has a pharmacy, supermarkets, bars, an ATM, a medical center, and one hostal.
The camino route through town involves an unnecessary loop via two bridges. You can avoid it by taking a straight shot across town: descending on Calle Real, turn right on Calle el Toral to reach Café Bar Los Arcos before the square. Continue straight past Bar el Cruce (very pilgrim-friendly) to rejoin the camino on Avenida de Orense.
At the intersection with Calle Chao de Marco, turn left. When it curves right, turn left at the Día supermarket (a mojón will direct you) onto Calle Acceso Quereño. You'll cross the bridge into Galicia. About 50 m after the railway bridge, Bar Estanco is opposite the Quereño station.
After crossing the bridge, the camino makes a large U-shaped loop. Pass the electricity pylons on your left, go under the railway bridge, and take the middle of the three roads ahead, looping past houses into Quereño.
12. July 2025 - 17:57
Someone stopped us on the way into town asking if we were planning on staying in the sport center that evening. We waited at the bar across the street until someone came to let us in. 4 beds in 2 bunks. We were the only two pilgrims there that night.
Just a note if you plan to stay here on a warm day: the sports center acts as a big greenhouse and our room was extremely warm. It was impossible to get a cross breeze in there and it never cooled off overnight. It was a rough night of sleeping but what can you do.
We had a nice vegetarian dinner at the bar across the street: a large salad, patatas bravas, and some croquettes. Was very tasty.
3. July 2025 - 1:07
People are saying to call a number to get the key to the sports center, but nobody has given the number or maybe it’s here and I just can’t find it. Can somebody please list the number thanks.
19. April 2025 - 16:43
The Albergue Municipal is under construction. You can call the host and he leaves the keys for you in the sports center on the other side of the street.
14. October 2024 - 13:47
I called today 14 Oct 24 to ask about access and was told the albegue is shut permanently
17. September 2024 - 21:23
Unfortunately Casa Rosa was closed. The village has a small bar with coffee.
Not much to do or see. We met 80 years old Paul here. His third Camino!
SRS
2. June 2024 - 19:50
Few minutes walk and such a friendly welcome. Great wine and beer . The chicken comes in a special sauce that I wanted to lick the plate even . Nice macaroni cheese . And playing a very relaxing Spanish music . Definitely recommend ❤️
27. April 2024 - 18:26
Lovely clean option with a really good Brekky from 7 am to 8 am served in a snug little sitting room which you can use in the evening as well, located next door. Max 8 beds you can book. Cafeteria Los arcos around the corner sells the most enormous bocadillos. The Coviram supermarket is open early in the evening and a 2 minute walk away. Bodega chill out is a relatively new bar run by a young couple that speak English. The location is amazing next to the river.
As we had only walked 16 k from Borrenes we left our packs with Rosa and walked onto Sobradelo where the lady in cafeteria pontenova called us a taxi after a well earned Aquarius , we then arranged to go back to Sobradelo thd following morning 11 € each way
27. October 2022 - 15:08
Had a nice meal of the day at Hostel La Torre today 27/10/22 - did not see any pilgrims today on way/road in at all.
All way marks easily seem.Great views all walk
19. November 2021 - 12:18
Very good accommodation for pilgrims, Nice owners
28. August 2021 - 16:14
Hi! Love yr app, will send you some updates tonight. But I would really like it if the links you give are either clickable or that you can copy them.
Esta entidad ha sido beneficiaria de una ayuda del Programa de incentivos a la movilidad eficiente y sostenible (MOVES III), gestionado por la Xunta de Galicia a través del Instituto Enerxético de Galicia (INEGA) en el marco del Real Decreto 266/2021, y cofinanciada por la Unión Europea — NextGenerationEU, dentro del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.
