- Time of past OR future Camino
- Various 2014-19
Via Monastica 2022
Primitivo 2024
Here we go! I've made an executive decision to add the bit on the Aragonés at the end, just because.
Basic resources:
Gronze:
https://www.gronze.com/camino-santiago-girona (Llançà - Montserrat)
https://www.gronze.com/camino-santiago-catalan (Montserrat - Santa Cilia de Jaca)
www.gronze.com
(Santa Cilia de Jaca - Obanos)
Just at random looking at what @peregrina2000 and @alansykes wrote this about the first part:
Does anyone have recent wikiloc tracks? I found yours Laurie, but that was a while ago.
Transport
There are lots of transport options for getting to Llança from Barcelona. Trains leave Barcelona for Llançà 21 past the hour, 6 trains in the morning, 3 in the afternoon, and 1 in the evening. With a bonus train in evening rush hour at 51 past.
www.rome2rio.com
I've never been to Barcelona - so I wondered: how hard is it to get from the airport to the train station, and how much time to give?
Rome2rio comes to the rescue here too. It's a treasure for us tyros:
www.rome2rio.com
Accommodation
There are an overwhelming number of places to stay in Llançá, including one called La Vida Sin Limites, with a macaw tn the pic. I wonder if the bird comes with the room?
More grounded, perhaps, is @peregrina2000's recommendation of Pension Llançá.
Food options? @SabineP?
I have to admit to a LOT of confusion about the first part of this route and am not clear at all about the route to Montserrat, because there seem to be several variants. So before we set off, I could use some help with where the heck we're headed.
Gracias!
Basic resources:
Gronze:
https://www.gronze.com/camino-santiago-girona (Llançà - Montserrat)
https://www.gronze.com/camino-santiago-catalan (Montserrat - Santa Cilia de Jaca)
![www.gronze.com](/community/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.gronze.com%2Fsites%2Fdefault%2Ffiles%2Fstyles%2Ffull_width%2Fpublic%2Fmedia%2F2013%2F08%2Fsan-juan10.jpg%3Fitok%3DZYJ83dlb&hash=19dfc542d5158052ade24505085fc799&return_error=1)
Camino Aragonés | Camino de Santiago | Gronze.com
El Camino Francés por Aragón o Camino Aragonés enlaza el puerto de Somport en la frontera hispano-francesa con la localidad navarra de Puente la Reina, donde se une al Camino Francés procedente de Roncesvalles. El Camino Francés por Aragón debe su origen al Camino de Arles (Vía Tolosana), una de...
There is a guide written by the Generalitat covering this Camino, not yet translated into English, but you can see it in Castellano here: http://www.camidesantjaume.cat/descargas/guia_port_selva-jonquera-montserrat_ESP.pdf
If nothing else, the maps and the symbols of places to eat and sleep will be immediately understandable
Just at random looking at what @peregrina2000 and @alansykes wrote this about the first part:
Does anyone have recent wikiloc tracks? I found yours Laurie, but that was a while ago.
Transport
There are lots of transport options for getting to Llança from Barcelona. Trains leave Barcelona for Llançà 21 past the hour, 6 trains in the morning, 3 in the afternoon, and 1 in the evening. With a bonus train in evening rush hour at 51 past.
Rome2rio
Discover how to get anywhere by searching plane, train, bus, car and ferry routes
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I've never been to Barcelona - so I wondered: how hard is it to get from the airport to the train station, and how much time to give?
Rome2rio comes to the rescue here too. It's a treasure for us tyros:
Rome2rio
Discover how to get anywhere by searching plane, train, bus, car and ferry routes
![www.rome2rio.com](/community/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rome2rio.com%2Fmweb_resources%2Ffavicon%2Ffavicon-32x32.png&hash=5bab9ac8d9afae75beb17dfed9a098ca&return_error=1)
Accommodation
There are an overwhelming number of places to stay in Llançá, including one called La Vida Sin Limites, with a macaw tn the pic. I wonder if the bird comes with the room?
More grounded, perhaps, is @peregrina2000's recommendation of Pension Llançá.
Food options? @SabineP?
I have to admit to a LOT of confusion about the first part of this route and am not clear at all about the route to Montserrat, because there seem to be several variants. So before we set off, I could use some help with where the heck we're headed.
Gracias!
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