f the previous stage is characterised by climbs, this section is quite the opposite with a gradual descent from Bruma to Sigüeiro. Within the first two hours, pilgrims will pass in front of three very interesting temples: Ardemil, San Paio de Buscás and Calle. In addition, they are sure to make a stop at the church of San Paio, attracted by the polychrome figure of the saint and by a façade generous in spectacular elements that denote its Romanesque origin.

Camino Inglés through hostels
O resto da etapa Bruma – Sigüeiro son bosques, con algún tramo marabilloso como o que parte da aldea dos Carrás. Curto, pero que conserva o mesmo aspecto que tiña na Idade Media. O peregrino recoñecerao sen problemas pola súa beleza.
An hour before reaching Sigüeiro, the walker will gather his/her strength at Fonte da Santiña, just as Father Sarmiento did in the 18th century. Then he/she will pass by two forts and reach Sigüeiro through another medieval section, which enters the Carboeiro park, crossing the Tambre over a historic bridge.
Map
Start of route
End of route
Public hostels
Private hostels
Other establishments
Tourist information points
Airports
Buses
Trains