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wgm-beautiful-world · 8 months

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Palacio de Gaudi Astorga (Episcopal) en Astorga, León, ESPAÑA

#palacio #palace #gaudi astorga #episcopal #astorga #león #españa #spain #europe #europa

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jkrikis · 6 months

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camino frances / astorga

#astorga #episcopal palace #lensblr #lensculture #fine art photography #photographers on tumblr #architecture #gaudi #spain #camino frances

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the-american-life-style · 10 months

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Astorga, Espana

#españa #spain #astorga #espana #antoni gaudi

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eopederson3 · 4 months

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Ángeles en el jardín episcopal, Astorga, 1998.

#sculpture #angels #episcopal palace #antoni gaudi #astorga #león #castilla y león #españa #photographers on tumblr #camino francés #camino santiago #1998

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eopederson · 2 years

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Vidrieras, palacio episcopal diseñado por Antoni Gaudí, Astorga, León, 2011.

#stained glass #episcopal palace #antoni gaudi #astorga #león #castilla y león #españa #2011 #photographers on tumblr #camino santiago #camino francés

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comingof4ge · 11 months

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📍 Palacio Episcopal de Astorga

#gabriellaenvalladolid #libroderecuerdos #león #astorga #gaudi

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darioalvarez · 11 months

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Gaudiniano

Detalles del Palacio Episcopal de Astorga, ahora Palacio Gaudi, León, España. Mayo 2023

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#Arquitectura #Astorga #detalles #España #Gaudi #León #Palacio Episcopal de Astorga #Palacio Gaudí #patrimonio #viajes

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guardianhound · 5 months

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Palacio de Gaudi en Astorga - arquitectura neogótica en León

#viajes #tourism #trip #viaje #turismo

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bonsoirs37 · 11 months

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19/05, étape 45 (déjà !) Villar de Mazarife - Astorga.

Ce matin le petit déj était près à 6h00 , mis à disposition pour que l'on puisse se servir et partir dans la foulée. Pas bien dormi cette nuit et ce matin dur pour faire les premiers 12km jusqu'à Puente de Orbigo ou JP et moi allons prendre un sacré bon re-petit déjeuner. Là on tient facilement jusqu'à Astorga.

Les chemins sont plus jolis et plus vallonnés, avec un vent frais et des températures toujours aussi basses.

Nous rencontrons un Parisien qui fait le camino 3 semaines par 3 semaines, il vient juste de partir de Léon.

Astorga et sa belle Cathédrale (visite dans un premier temps en 3D, surprenant et très ludique), ses églises, son Carillon et son Palacio épiscopal (par Gaudi), ma première impression quand j'ai vu ce bâtiment : on dirait Disney. Visite toute l'après-midi dans cette belle ville, à ne pas rater . Il est 19h30 lorsque je commence mon rapport journalier avant d'aller dîner et ensuite dormir pour être en forme l'étape de demain.

Journée mitigée sur le plan physique, malgré le petit déj assez complet, il a fallu en remettre une couche à 10h00 pour être bien, mais pas de folies, on a assuré un train un peu moins élevé que les jours précédents (même si mon corps était prêt à aller plus vite) , oui quand j'ai l'énergie, je déplacerai des montagnes mais il faut rester raisonnable.

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slowroadtosantiago · 1 year

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Day 30 - Leon - Astorga - Santa Catalina de Somoza

We’re on the road again! We have bypassed two sections (less than 30 miles) taking the bus to Astorga and then walking from there.

The bus trip was very easy and we didn’t need to leave at the crack of dawn, catching a non-stop bus at 10:15. It was weird packing up our rucksacks after the break we’ve had. Oh boy did they feel heavy! We’ve carried them today as we weren’t sure how far we could get them transported.

The bus station in Leon was about a 15 minute walk from the Airbnb and in Astorga it was right in the middle of town, minutes from the old walls, cathedral and Gaudi house.

We had a brief stop in Astorga to take some photos then carried on, stopping for coffee at the edge of town.

The countryside has changed again, instead of the flat endless plains we’re now back in rolling countryside in reach of the hills.

A short way down the road was a lovely small church where we stopped to have a nose inside and get our pilgrim passports stamped.

After the next village we took a diversion along a rough country track which eventually led us to Castrillo de Polvadares, a restored village. It was lovely being back in the country again, on the way we were followed by butterflies and as well as hearing the cuckoos again we could also hear woodpeckers. Our roadside flower companions were lavender bushes.

The village was really pretty and picturesque, though Jane had to be careful with all the cobblestones.

A few miles later we came to our stop for the night. It’s only been a 7 mile walk but far enough for Jane who enjoyed a rest.

In the bunkhouse the bunk rooms are very small with lots of bunks in, but it was only 10 euros each so can’t complain and so far we’re the only ones here. It’s a bit grotty with paint coming off the walls and Jane saw things moving in the shower (I didn’t). But the water was hot and plentiful. Jane’s convinced that if anywhere is likely to have bedbugs this place is so has been around my bed anointing it with lavender oil! Smells lovely.

After our showers we went to the Albergue/cafe down the road for a few beers and tapas as it looked nicer and sat out in the sun listening to the others. There was a French woman, Danish man, and a German girl and they talked in English as their means of communication. Over the road the storks were clacking away on the church tower.

After a couple of beers we went back to our place for food. I asked via Translate whether the pizzas were home made and he nodded so we ordered a couple. He then went out the back and brought in what looked like two in a plastic bag. Nonetheless they were actually quite nice and enjoyed them even though we were sitting under the telly showing a soap. An ice cream followed and now we’re lying in bed at 7pm wondering what to do.

We can’t believe how quiet it is here, usually it‘s teeming with pilgrims so there are plenty of people to talk to but the village is in between stages so that’s probably why.

We’ve arranged our bag transfer for the next 4 days now so hopefully that’ll help the pressure on Jane’s ankle.

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masked-life · 6 months

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