Barcelinhos, literally "Little Barcelos", lies on the south bank of the Cávado opposite Barcelos. The Camino follows the historic approach to the river before crossing the 14th-century bridge into the medieval town.
What to see in Barcelinhos
Capela de Nossa Senhora da Ponte
The Capela de Nossa Senhora da Ponte was founded in 1328 beside the approach to the Cávado crossing and remodelled in the 17th century. Under its porch are stone benches and lava-pés basins traditionally used by pilgrims to rest and wash their feet.
Where to stay in Barcelinhos
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Diora Hostel
Private
15 – 20
14
4.5
Albergue Amigos da Montanha
Private
10 – 12
16
4.4
Albergue da Residência do Senhor do Galo
Municipal
10
20
4.0
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