The ancient bridge that pilgrims must cross

Spain Westward ~ León (Region) The bridge over the Seia River originated from Rome, but there is no trace of the old bridge. This is the entrance to Sahagun from the old road. This "singing" bridge is the main civil monument of Sahagun. Built in the 18th century, mostly using recycled stones from unfinished churches, this bridge allows you to cross the Seia River and follow the Camino de Santiago to Leon. From Sahagún, a tall cross marks the intersection of the Camino Francis and the road to Madrid. It is the bridge that pilgrims cross as they leave Sahagún along the Camino de Santiago. #2024TravelReview #SpainTravel #Castile-León