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Bela Muxía
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- 0.30 km from city center
Muxia - Bela Muxía
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Bela Muxía is a hostel and a thematic story that immerses us in the identity of the sea of the Costa da Morte, Christianised metonymy of old prehistoric cults to the stones, Atlantic West of Europe and end of the Camino de Santiago (Fisterra - Muxía).
The simple interior space you enter has been designed with the same literary tone as its walls. Therefore, we have taken into account the events that have historically marked the small fishing village you are now visiting.
Events that the hostel collects as traces of memory and offers to you, the walker, so that you can share with us the echoes of the old pilgrims who have been here for centuries. It is a unique hostel, linked to culture and sustainability. Bela Muxía is a hostel and a thematic Show more Ukaž méně
As well as being attractive for tourists looking for relaxation, landscape, heritage or gastronomy, Muxía has other charms, such as being, together with Fisterra, the end of the Jacobean route from Santiago de Compostela to the sea and the westernmost lands of Europe. This means that pilgrims from all over the world visit us all year round
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Počet nocí: 2
Datum odjezdu: 6 ledna 2025
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Jméno: Bela Muxía
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As well as being attractive for tourists looking for relaxation, landscape, heritage or gastronomy, Muxía has other charms, such as being, together with Fisterra, the end of the Jacobean route from Santiago de Compostela to the sea and the westernmost lands of Europe. This means that pilgrims from all over the world visit us all year round