Der Urweg beginnt in der asturischen Hauptstadt Oviedo und betritt Galicien von den Bergen Lugos aus. Dies ist die älteste Route des Jakobswegs, die noch die Essenz der ersten Pilgerreisen bewahrt. Eine einsame und äußerst anspruchsvolle Reise aufgrund ihrer steilen Hänge, die Pilger jedoch angenehm mit einer unendlichen Anzahl von stillen Landschaften belohnt, die in den tiefsten ländlichen Traditionen verwurzelt sind.

Der Urweg trifft in Melide auf den Französischen Weg, ein Dorf, das für seinen köstlichen Pulpo á feira bekannt ist. An diesem Punkt werden Sie einen erheblichen Anstieg der Anzahl der Fußgänger bemerken, die Sie für die nächsten drei Etappen nach Santiago de Compostela begleiten werden.

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Karte des Weges

Karte der Primitive Weg von Oviedo nach Santiago.

Etappen von Urweg von Oviedo nach Santiago de Compostela

Tag 1. Ankunft in Oviedo

Die wunderschöne Altstadt von Oviedo versetzt Sie ins mittelalterliche Asturien. Es ist eine kleine Stadt, die für das Vergnügen der Fußgänger konzipiert ist, dank ihrer Fußgängerzonen, in denen jeder Winkel einen besonderen Charme hat. Sie können Ihren Urweg nicht beginnen, ohne die Kathedrale von San Salvador zu besuchen, den Fontán-Markt zu besichtigen und sich in den Plätzen zu verlieren, in den zahlreichen Tascas und Chigres (Cider-Bars) Cider zu kosten.

Tag 2. Etappe Oviedo - Grado (25,2 km)

Heute nehmen Sie die Kathedrale von San Salvador de Oviedo als Ausgangspunkt, um die Stadt zu verlassen. Die Straße führt durch eine typische ländliche Landschaft Asturiens entlang des Flusses Nalón. Auen, Hügel, Bäche, Wiesen, Städte und Dörfer, in denen es scheint, als sei die Zeit stehen geblieben. Ein perfekter Tag, um das traditionelle ländliche Leben der Gegend kennenzulernen.

In Grado können Sie, wenn Sie das Glück haben, die Stadt an einem Mittwoch oder Sonntag zu besuchen, die großartige Atmosphäre ihres berühmten Marktes genießen. Darüber hinaus enthält das historische Viertel wichtige architektonische Konstruktionen aus dem 18. und 19. Jahrhundert sowie charakteristische indische Häuser, die Zeugnis von der Auswanderungsvergangenheit der Gegend ablegen.

Day 3. Stage Grado - Salas (21.9 km)

It is an area of great Jacobean tradition as it is located at the crossroads of the inland route to the coast. In Freisnu you will find a sanctuary of great devotion in the region. During the stage you will be able to contemplate magnificent examples of Asturian mansions and palaces, as well as the typical hórreos (raised granaries) of the area. The small village of Salas, the end of the stage, stands out for having a very important monumental heritage where numerous remains of the Neolithic and Bronze Age burial mounds were found.

Day 4. Stage Salas - Tineo (19,1 km)

In this section the Primitive Way from Oviedo to Lugo enters a vaqueira area full of large houses, quintanas, water mills, crossroads and old hermitages that remind us of the religiosity of other times. The first part of the section is a continuous ascent to La Espina, where wooded areas predominate to give way, at the end, to spectacular views of the town of Tineo. The richness of this village is concentrated in its oak and beech forests, centenary trees, legends and paths that lead to Santiago are some of the jewels that the municipality preserves.

Day 5. Stage Tineo - Pola de Allande (28.2 km)

In this stage you will cross mountain ranges and foothills in a stretch full of ascents and descents in which you will enter the deepest Asturias. The tranquility and solitude of the Camino, together with the mid-mountain landscape full of farmhouses and villages will interrupt your walk and encourage you to stop and contemplate the surroundings.

Day 6. Stage Pola de Allande - La Mesa (22 km)

This is the queen stage of the Primitive Way from Oviedo to Lugo as it is the one that requires the most physical effort, but everything will be rewarded as it is one of the most beautiful. The ascent to Puerto del Palo can be done by road or by a dirt road. After reaching the top you will reach the abandoned village of Montefurado, from where it is worth stopping to contemplate the scenic spectacle in front of you.

Day 7. Stage La Mesa - Grandas de Salime (18 km)

After yesterday’s tough stage, today a downhill ride to the Grandas de Salime reservoir awaits you. As for the obstacle of the reservoir, if you don’t have the chance to cross it by boat, you will have to turn off before the last stretch of the descent and head towards Murias along a track.

Once in Grandas, a visit to the ethnographic museum is a must, located in the old rectory house, of great interest and permanently evolving, and the church of San Salvador.

Day 8. Stage Grandas de Salime - A Fonsagrada (28 km)

The stage begins in Grandas de Salime, the last stretch of the Primitive Way from Oviedo to Lugo, following the road all the time, which alternates with some paths and dirt tracks, all of them well signposted. On the way up to the Puerto del Acebo you will find the village of Bustelo del Camín, the last Asturian village before reaching the 1,300 metres of the pass. The Autonomous Community of Galicia begins just as you start to descend from the Alto de O Acevo. You will find yourself in the middle of a large wind farm after which a continuous and gentle descent awaits you. It will not be difficult to deduce that you are in front of pure and hard mountain in which the high landscape value and the small population centres stand out.

Day 9. Stage A Fonsagrada - O Cádavo (23.4 km)

This stage is characterized by its toughness, but it will be greatly rewarded by the views and the paths surrounded by extensive centenary forests. The descent from the Hospital de Montouto will put our knees to the test, as well as the successive slides we will have to go through to reach O Cádavo, in the province of Lugo.

Day 10. Stage O Cádavo - Lugo (32 km)

In spite of being a long stage, it becomes bearable when the slopes are finally finished. You will walk along wide paths that go in and out of dense forests with native Galician vegetation. At the gates of Lugo, you will come across the village of Nadela, which would go unnoticed if it weren’t for the interesting cross on the edge of the Camino, which tradition has made it a place for pilgrims to stop and take a photo.

Day 11. Stage Lugo - Ferreira (26,5 km)

You will start from Lugo with a stage that continues to show us more about the legacy of the Roman Empire in the peninsula. The main landmark of this stage will be the church of Santa Eulalia de Bóveda. The origin of this church goes back and links to an ancient Roman temple dedicated to the goddess Cybele. To visit it we will have to deviate a few kilometers from the Camino, but we assure you that it will be well worth it.

Afterwards, the end of the stage will be in Ponte Ferreira, a village belonging to the municipality of Palas de Rei. The most characteristic feature of Ponte Ferreira is its Roman bridge and its idyllic natural environment. For Lord of the Rings fans, it’s almost, almost reminiscent of Hobbiton.

Day 12. Stage Ferreira - Melide (20 km)

This stage will start as the previous one ended, with no gradients for several kilometres. When you reach the O Careón mountain range, you will have to climb a steep slope that will bring you close to numerous windmills. Then the Camino descends towards Melide along a dirt track with beautiful views and passes in front of an impressive hórreo (granary).

Melide, capital of the Galician octopus, is a great end of stage. In any of its many pulperías you will be able to taste some good portions of octopus, a delicacy of Galician gastronomy. You will also have the opportunity to see the oldest cruceiro in Galicia; and between one and a thousand heritage monuments, you can visit the Museo da Terra de Melide, whose building was an old pilgrims’ hospital founded in 1502.

From this stage the Primitive Way joins the French Way, so you will find a considerable increase in the number of pilgrims. Enjoy the last kilometers to Santiago de Compostela sharing experiences with other walkers.

Day 13. Stage Melide - Arzúa (14 km)

Today you will say goodbye to Melide with a short stage ahead of you, although with some moderate slopes. However, we assure you that the effort will be worth it as you will find yourself surrounded by extraordinary Atlantic forests. And if the weather is good, you can’t forget your swimsuit. When you arrive at Ribadiso de Abaixo, you will have the opportunity to bathe in the river and enjoy the beautiful scenery and magical surroundings that accompany this small village.

Once in Arzúa you will have all the services to stock up and rest. Ah! And you cannot leave without tasting the typical cheese to which they give their name: Denomination of Origin Arzúa-Ulloa; accompanied by other typical products of the area.

Day 14. Stage Arzúa - Pedrouzo (19 km)

Today begins the penultimate stage of your Camino Primitivo from Oviedo. A pleasant walk through comfortable and flat terrain, with plenty of bars and restaurants that will encourage you to take it easy. Probably, as you walk, you will notice and realize that a kind of collective emotion begins to exist among the pilgrims. Do you feel it too?

The feeling of excitement, nerves and joy is the most characteristic of the end of the stage in O Pedrouzo. The advice, and you will see that everyone does the same, is to go to bed early to get up early the next day and start the stage very early. This way you will arrive earlier to Santiago and you will have more time in the city.

Day 15. Stage Pedrouzo - Santiago de Compostela (19 km)

At last the last stage of your journey is here. As we said before, the sooner you start walking today the better, because the sooner you will get to Santiago de Compostela.

Once you arrive at Monte do Gozo, you will discover that pleasant sensation when you first see the towers of the cathedral. A perfect panoramic view before savouring your last kilometres and making the triumphal entrance to the Plaza del Obradoiro.

You are in Santiago! Feel happy and proud to have completed your Camino Primitivo. Now you just need to pick up your Compostela certificate and enjoy an incredible day getting to know the Galician capital.

Day 16. End of the trip

And so much for your Camino Primitivo from Oviedo to Lugo! Remember that you can add as many extra nights as you wish to get to know the city of Lugo in depth. Are you still hungry for more? Only 5 stages separate you from Santiago de Compostela, it will be worth adding a few more days to your trip and live the experience of arriving at the Plaza del Obradoiro having completed the entire Primitive Way!

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Da es in einigen Städten auf diesem Weg nur eine geringe Auswahl an Unterkünften gibt, haben wir für Sie die besten Unterkünfte ausgewählt, um Ihnen ein unvergessliches Erlebnis auf Ihrem Jakobsweg zu ermöglichen. Sie werden die Erholung in kleinen und gemütlichen Gasthäusern mit ländlichen Häusern und gehobenen Unterkünften kombinieren, immer auf der Suche nach der besten Qualität und Lage.

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Die Herbergen sind die perfekte Wahl, wenn Sie allein reisen, nur über ein kleines Budget verfügen oder den Jakobsweg hundertprozentig erleben wollen. Die ideale Unterkunft, um andere Pilger zu treffen, zusammen zu leben und alle Werte dieser magischen Reise zu erleben. Sie verfügen über gemischte Zimmer mit Etagenbetten, nach Geschlechtern getrennte Bäder, ausgestattete Küchen, eine Waschküche und Gemeinschaftsräume, in denen Sie sich entspannen und unvergessliche Abende mit Ihren Mitreisenden verbringen können.

Deinzelheiten der Urweg von Oviedo nach Santiago de Compostela

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Urweg von Oviedo nach Santiago de Compostela

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Servicio	In privaten Herbergen von Oviedo	In Hotels, Pensionen und Landhäusern von Oviedo
Frühstück	Nicht verfügbar	143€ pro Person
Halbpension (Frühstück und Abendessen)	Nicht verfügbar	380€ pro Person
Zuschlag für Einzelzimmer	Nicht verfügbar	390€ per pro Einzelzimmer
Extra Nacht	28€ pro Person	95€ (Einzelzimmer) / 150€ (Doppelzimmer)

	Frühstück
	In privaten Herbergen von Oviedo	Nicht verfügbar
	In Hotels, Pensionen und Landhäusern von Oviedo	143€ pro Person


	Halbpension (Frühstück und Abendessen)
	In privaten Herbergen von Oviedo	Nicht verfügbar
	In Hotels, Pensionen und Landhäusern von Oviedo	380€ pro Person


	Zuschlag für Einzelzimmer
	In privaten Herbergen von Oviedo	Nicht verfügbar
	In Hotels, Pensionen und Landhäusern von Oviedo	390€ per pro Einzelzimmer


	Extra Nacht
	In privaten Herbergen von Oviedo	28€ pro Person
	In Hotels, Pensionen und Landhäusern von Oviedo	95€ (Einzelzimmer) / 150€ (Doppelzimmer)