Finisterre Way
If all roads lead to Santiago, the Finisterre Road is the only one originating in the holy city. The visit to the Holy Christ of Finisterre and the Sanctuary of A Barca, in Muxía, surrounded by the impressive landscape of the ancient Land’s End (finis terrae), is a ritual followed by many pilgrims to round off the Jacobean pilgrimage.
Santiago – Negreira – Mazaricos – Dumbría – Cee – Corcubión – Finisterre – Muxía.
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