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Today we again have a short stage from Rubiães, which is fantastic, as it gives us the opportunity to spend some time getting to know Tui. It is one of the most classic and iconic stages of the Portuguese route, as this stage is where you finally enter Galicia. It is for this reason that the most iconic part of the route is the international bridge, a marvel of iron architecture. Throughout the day, you will enjoy the beautiful surroundings and landscapes of the Fortress of Valença do Minho the river Minho and the historical centre of Tui.
This stage is part of the Portuguese Way. All the details —stages, options and Miguel’s tips— are in our guide to the Camino de Santiago from Tui.
Tui looks out over the Miño river facing Valença, with a stone old town made for getting lost in. Its fortified cathedral, half church, half castle, watches over the village from above, surrounded by narrow lanes, arcades and inviting terraces. Crossing the international bridge to see the Portuguese fortress from the other side is well worth the walk.
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Hostels
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Rubiães Pilgrims' Hostel
Address Ctra. N201, s/n 4940-132, Rubiães (Portugal)
Phone +351 917 16 44 76
Email j.freguesia.rubiaes@gmail.com
Website Not available
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Pilgrims' hostel in Tui
Address C. Párroco Rodríguez Vázquez, s/n 36700 Tui
Phone (+34) 638 276 855 // (+34) 649 502 704
Email Not available
Website Not available
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Pilgrims' Hostel São Teotónio
Address Av. José María Gonçalves 4930 Valença do Minho
Phone +351 251 82 62 86
Email alberguevalenca@gmail.com
Website Not available





