Albergaria-a-Velha

Albergaria-a-Velha is a village whose name reveals its deep connection with pilgrimage. Its origin is linked to a "hostel" founded in the 12th century to accommodate travelers. Today, it is an important stop on the Portuguese Way. The locality, crossed by the Caima River, preserves a tranquil atmosphere and a heritage of interest, such as its Matriz Church. For pilgrims, it is a place with strong historical echoes, where the tradition of hospitality still lives on. With good services, it is an ideal stage for a restorative break, to enjoy its riverine surroundings and prepare for the next stages that will bring it closer to Porto.