Cirauqui

Camino Frances

To end of camino
668.8
Altitude
485

Mañeru

2.80

Cirauqui

5.40

Lorca

Services
ATM
Yes
Bar
Yes
Bus
Yes
Grocery
Yes
Pharmacy
Yes

Cirauqui est perché au sommet d'une petite colline et il semble que partout où vous allez, c'est en montée. À l'entrée de la ville se trouve une croix médiévale et au sommet de la ville se trouve la Iglesia de San Román, la place et un albergue.

N'oubliez pas de tamponner vos lettres de créance sous l'arche.

Fiesta

Le jour de la croix est le 14 septembre, avec une célébration du 13 au 19.

History

Les fouilles menées dans les environs ont permis de retrouver les traces d'un établissement romain ; un milaro vieux de 2000 ans est conservé dans l'Iglesia de San Román, et la sortie de la ville se fait par un pont romain.

City Map

Comments

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

We arrived here damp and chilled, and are absolutely thrilled with Casa Maralotx. Juan makes everything easy, from check-in to wifi access, and the amenities are great: upstairs terrace with laundry lines and view of church across the way, with a hot beverages machine and picnic tables. We have a private room so I can’t speak to the dorms, but our room has everything we need and lovely touches: welcome chocolates, coffee/tea (and tiny chocolate chip muffins in the mugs 😊). We are splurging and having our dirty clothes washed and dried because everything feels damp after staying in an unheated albergue last night following a rainy day. We could not be happier with Casa Maralotx!

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

One of my overall favorites.

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

This albergue is now open. Stayed here in August and it is a great little spot in a beautiful historic town. A pilgrim dinner, breakfast and laundry (both machine and hand wash) available. Definitely a worthwhile stop and the only option between Puenta La Reina-Gares and Lorca.

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

According to a post( on Forum Ivar), the owner or someone close to the owner said it would be closed the entire month of June

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

This alberge was closed when I arrived. Not clear when it will reopen.

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

Amazing hospitality by Juan and his wife. Outstanding pilgrims dinner in the “cave” of the Albergue. Cute little “bar area” in reception. Patio “hang out” on second floor. Never a line for showers or toilets even though Albergue full. But don’t miss how beautiful the location is! At top of the hill in Ciriqui, right by the old church with its bells. The starling songs and views are magnificent. Just a great experience added to our Camino. Try to make a stop here

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

Juan, the hospitaliero, is great. The albergue is clean and spacious. Yes, there are not that many showers and toilets. However, the beds are more comfortable and less noisy than at any albergue so far.
The communal dinner was delicious (salad with apple und walnuts; chickpea and mushroom stew; vanilla pudding) and definitely not your usual pilgrims dinner.
Definitely worth a stay!

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

Juan looked after us from the first moment we walked in with serious blisters! Everything was handled with enthusiasm and efficiency. Albergue spotless, chill out patio/deck really nice. Pilgrim Dinner absolutely superb and cap it all Juan rode his back on into town to make sure the patient was OK!
Thankyou! Debbie and Clive

All Caminos App User (non vérifié)

Juan was amazing! He did everything from checking us in, getting drinks and cooking our delicious pilgrims communal dinner in the cellar
Highly recommend this lovely albergue

Camino de Sant… (non vérifié)

Loved the Albergue. We had a great communal meal there. The bar is small but is a nice place to catch up with people we saw on the way.