Murias de Rechivaldo marks the Camino's entrance into La Maragatería, a region historically associated with arrieros, muleteers who transported goods between Galicia and the Castilian interior. Their trade became particularly prosperous from the 17th century, and some of the substantial traditional houses built by these families can still be seen in the village.

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Casa Flor
Private
17 – 19
16
4.6


Albergue Las Águedas
Private
15 – 18
28
4.6


Albergue municipal de Murias de Rechivaldo
Municipal
10
10
4.4
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