What is it? |
El Arroyo de San-Bol is home to a miraculous spring that is said to heal the wounds of anyone who bathes in its water! |
What makes it historical? |
The albergue and spring are all that remain of civilization in what used to be a small village with a hospital for Pilgrims, built in honor of San Baudilio by the order of St. Anthony, who specialized in the treatment of people suffering from ergotism, a.k.a. St. Anthony’s fire! |
HOW CAN I HELP KEEP IT HISTORICAL? |
IT’S EASY!
- You can be a responsible visitor! That means respecting the signs and pathways and treating all structures and artifacts with respect! After all, they’ve endured a lot already to make it into the present! They’ll need our help to make it to the future!
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How do I find it? |
As you walk the Camino, you’ll run into El Arroyo de San Bol approximately 3 miles ahead of Hontanas, roughly 4 miles after Hornillos del Camino!
From Barcelona: ~394mi (635km) — 6.6hrs From Madrid: ~170mi (274km) — 2.9hrs From Sevilla: ~429mi (691km) — 7.2hrs From Santiago de Compostela: ~298mi (480km) — 5hrs |
When should I go? |
Whenever the mood strikes you! |