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Molinaseca - what to see

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I have walked from SJPP to Burgos in 2017
Will begin Burgos to Compostela in May of 2018
Hi - we (a group of 5) will be resting 1/2 day in Molinaseca in June. Does anyone know what we should see there? I read somewhere that there is a winery nearby and that vanilla is produced there. Anyone have details on this information? Thank you for your help!
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I dont know about the wineries, but there is a very picturesque swimming pool, at the beginning of town. The river has been dammed to create it, we were there in June and it was very inviting.
 
I dont know about the wineries, but there is a very picturesque swimming pool, at the beginning of town. The river has been dammed to create it, we were there in June and it was very inviting.
Thank you and we will be there in June as well so maybe we'll jump in there!
 
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I dont know about the wineries, but there is a very picturesque swimming pool, at the beginning of town. The river has been dammed to create it, we were there in June and it was very inviting.
That was the only place along the camino (other than the beach at Finisterre) where I did any swimming. I kept swimming between the arches of the old Roman bridge.
 
There is a very nice municipal swimming pool in Estella that gives pilgrims a discount on the entry fee if they show their credencial.
 

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