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Albergue in Alpriate -- opening in early March, 2017

peregrina2000

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I have just heard from Jose Luis of the Via Lusitana that the plan is to open the Alpriate albergue maybe as early as March 1, but no later than March 6. It will depend on how they see the pilgrim traffic from Lisbon in February.

If you look at their facebook page, you will see that they have done a lot of structural repairs to the building this winter. https://www.facebook.com/AlbergueAlpriate/

As many of you know, this is a donativo albergue, run by the Via Lusitana, Lisbon's Camino Association.

I can't remember who it was, but someone asked about late March -- looks like you will definitely be able to stay there. Great stop, nice little village with a bar that serves decent and very inexpensive food.
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
Thank You Peregrina 2000 for this notice. I was the one who asked for the opening . We surely are going to stay there at the end of March.
 
For pilgrims starting out, know that you are likely to meet up with others in Alpriate if you make that your first day from Lisbon. They've been open less than a month (since March 15), and there have been 75 pilgrims! That's pretty amazing if you consider that we're not even in prime walking season yet. Alpriate is a great little albergue, highly recommended.
 
Join our full-service guided tour of the Basque Country and let us pamper you!
Agree with Laurie. Highly recommended. And a comfortable distance from Lisbon City
 
About 10 there a few nights ago when I stopped.
Very hospitable and lots of happy pilgrims starting out from Lisbon.
The low sloping roof of the room single men get allocated to played hell with my arthritic back. Donged my head on the ceiling a few times. Had to crawl about on the floor.
Great company and lots of fun.
Nice handy little restaurant.
All good.
Regards
Gerard
 

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