Before you leave the village, don't miss the view from the belvedere next to the chapel at the center of the village. If you get the chance, listen to the bells as the time changes. 

One of the first Roman road markers. It served as a distance indicator, as you can read on the sign next to it. At this point the descent to Redondela begins, between houses and woods.

The town is reached after a very steep descent through residential areas. Before you start your descent, take the opportunity to see Redondela and the river that serves it in the distance. If you arrive wanting to eat or rest, this town has several restaurants and hostels ready to welcome pilgrims.

This Roman bridge begins the last stretch of the most difficult leg of the Portuguese central road. If you want to rest, just cross over and a few kilometers later you'll be in Arcade, which has several lodgings available. However, if you'd rather just take a dip to refresh your energy, you can use the river beach. 

After a climb that requires an effort of endurance and persistence, Pontevedra welcomes us with the usual hospitality of the Camino de Santiago. After a walk through the woods and along the river, we are in the city. In every street there seem to be hostels to stay in. If you're still feeling energetic, take the opportunity to walk around the city center. Spacious, with plenty of shops and places to eat, it has all the ingredients for an unforgettable evening.