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Our services enrich your experience on the Camino de Santiago, from Roncesvalles to Logroño, with comfort and assistance at every step.
Remember that the cost of the chosen optional services will be added to the base price of your way. We are committed to making your pilgrimage an unforgettable and worry-free experience. Welcome to the Way!
Upon arriving in Logroño, you will be welcomed by a city renowned for its excellent cuisine and world-famous wines. The final goal of your pilgrimage is the bridge over the Ebro River, a symbol of entry into this historic city. Take the opportunity to explore its charming streets, visit the Church of Santiago el Real, and enjoy the lively nightlife on Calle Laurel, famous for its tapas bars. This city not only marks the end of your way but also the beginning of a new adventure filled with unforgettable memories and experiences.
Accommodation and preparation to start the way.
22.14 km. This stage passes through forests and mountainous landscapes. Points of interest: Collegiate church of Roncesvalles, Chapel of Sancti Spiritus and the Puente de la Rabia in Zubiri.
20.05 km. Through the Esteribar valley and small villages. Points of interest: Basilica of the Trinity of Arre, Romanesque Bridge of Magdalena, and Pamplona Cathedral.
23.87 km. After the Alto del Perdón. Points of interest: Monument to the Pilgrim, Church of Santa María de Eunate, and the Bridge over the Arga River.
23 km. Through vineyards and fields. Points of interest: Church of San Román in Cirauqui, remains of the Roman Road, and the Palace of the Kings of Navarre in Estella.
21.90 km. Farmlands and vineyard areas. Points of interest: Wine Fountain in Irache, Monjardín Castle, and Plaza de Santa María in Los Arcos.
28 km. Rolling terrain and undulating hills. Points of interest: Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Torres del Río, Viana’s walls, and the Bridge over the Ebro River in Logroño.
Take some time to enjoy a leisurely breakfast before departing, filled with memories and unforgettable experiences.
This itinerary will take you through the most popular stages of the French Way. Be sure to book your accommodation in advance, as it can be crowded, especially during peak season. Have a great journey and Buen Camino!
The experience of the Camino de Santiago is enhanced when you enjoy a good rest at the end of each day. This is where Mundiplus can be your trusted ally. We specialize in the organization of quality accommodation for pilgrims.
Our deep knowledge of the ways and the needs of those who walk them allows us to guarantee comfortable, clean stays with all the amenities you might need. You can rest assured that, after hours of walking, you will enjoy a warm and welcoming space.
The importance of this factor is key: it can transform the pilgrim’s experience, allowing them to recharge and face the next stage of the journey with renewed vigor. We want this experience to remain in your memory forever. That’s why we strive to offer you the best of what we have.
It is recommended to allow approximately 6 days to complete the section from Roncesvalles to Logroño. This allows for a comfortable pace that makes it easier to enjoy the landscapes and points of interest in each stage.
Can the duration be modified? Of course. In fact, we will be happy to help you if you wish to complete the Camino from Roncesvalles to Logroño in 5 days. However, we suggest not shortening it to fewer than 6 days. This way, you can enjoy the journey more and avoid overexertion. Keep in mind that all stages are more than 20 kilometers long.
Likewise, if you prefer to do the Camino from Roncesvalles to Logroño in 5 days, you won’t have any problems with us. We will adapt to your needs.
Along the Camino from Roncesvalles to Logroño, pilgrims will find a varied gastronomic offer that includes traditional Navarre and Rioja cuisine. Highlighted dishes include chorizo cooked in wine, Navarre asparagus, and the famous tapas and pinchos in Logroño.
We provide the different options for how to get to the Camino de Santiago from Roncesvalles
And park the vehicle in Roncesvalles, the site of epic battles such as the one in the Song of Roland.
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To get to Roncesvalles, you must first reach Pamplona and then transfer to Roncesvalles:
During your stop in Pamplona, we recommend spending a few hours in the city and trying its famous Pintxos.
The best option is…
STAGE RONCESVALLES-ZUBIRI
We begin with the town that has been considered along with O Cebreiro as one of the oldest stations for pilgrim assistance (Pilgrim Hospitals).
In the current Royal Collegiate Church, you should visit the 13th-century Collegiate Church, presided over by the beautiful 14th-century seated statue of Santa María de Roncesvalles.
The magnificent Royal Pantheon, which houses the remains of Navarrese King Sancho VII “El Fuerte” and his wife Doña Clemencia. There, you can see the chains said to have been brought by the King from the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa, which became a heraldic symbol on the Coat of Arms of Navarre.
The Collegiate Museum holds valuable pieces, including “Charlemagne’s Chess Set”. The original 14th-century Cloister and the Chapel of Santiago.
The Chapel of Sancti Spiritus or “Charlemagne’s Silo”, whose crypt served as an ossuary for pilgrims who died in the hospital. A legend places in this location the tomb that Charlemagne ordered to be built for Roland and the soldiers who perished in the Battle of Roncesvalles.
Just outside Roncesvalles, to the left of the way, you will find the so-called “Pilgrims’ Cross,” a Gothic cross from the 14th century.
At Alto de Erro, a large stone slab over two meters long marks the path of the great French hero Roland.
Zubiri means “bridge town,” referring to its Gothic bridge over the Arga River, featuring two semicircular arches. It is called the “Bridge of Rabies” because of a traditional local ritual in which livestock were made to circle the central pillar three times to protect them from the disease.
STAGE ZUBIRI-PAMPLONA
First, we recommend visiting the Basilica of the Trinity of Arre, located next to the medieval six-arch bridge over the Ulzama River.
The Romanesque Magdalena Bridge at the entrance to Pamplona, where an image of Santiago the Pilgrim stands at the access point.
The Portal of France, an entryway into Pamplona through its medieval walls.
The crown jewel of this section of the Camino de Santiago from Roncesvalles is the Metropolitan Cathedral, the heart of the old Navarrería district. In this Pamplona Cathedral, the famous legend of Saint Ataulfo fighting a wild bull is immortalized in a beautifully carved capital of the refectory.
The fortress-like Church of San Cernín.
The Church of San Lorenzo, which holds the bust-reliquary of the city’s patron, San Fermín.
The Citadel, now converted into a public park.
The Plaza del Castillo.
Strolling through the old quarter and enjoying the magnificent Navarrese gastronomy.
One of the main challenges is the climb to the Alto del Perdón, a demanding ascent between Pamplona and Puente la Reina. Additionally, the final stage from Los Arcos to Logroño is the longest, with 28 km, which can be physically demanding, especially on the undulating sections with “rollercoasters” (continuous up and down slopes).
The weather on the section from Roncesvalles to Logroño can vary significantly, from cool and rainy temperatures in the mountains near Roncesvalles, to warmer and drier conditions as you approach Logroño. It is essential to wear layered clothing, including a waterproof jacket and water-resistant footwear, as well as sun protection for clearer days.
The Puente de la Rabia in Zubiri is a medieval bridge that, according to legend, had healing properties against rabies. Pilgrims used to walk their animals around the bridge as a protection ritual. It is a notable landmark for its historic architecture and its connection to local legends of the Camino.
From Logroño, pilgrims can take direct buses or trains to other major cities such as Pamplona, Zaragoza, or Madrid. There are also taxi options and private transport services that offer specific transfers from Logroño to different starting points of the Camino or nearby airports.
Yes, it is possible to take cultural visits during the section from Roncesvalles to Logroño. Recommendations include the Catedral de Pamplona, the Church of Santa María de Eunate, near Puente la Reina, and the Palace of the Kings of Navarre in Estella.
Logroño offers a unique experience with its famous Calle Laurel, known for its tapas and pinchos, allowing pilgrims to enjoy local gastronomy in a lively atmosphere. Additionally, the city has important historical sites such as the Church of Santiago el Real and the medieval walls, complementing the cultural experience of the Camino.
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