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Walking downhill from Plaza de la Encina towards the Castle, along Gil y Carrasco Street, on the Way of St James, you will find this stone building known as Las Cuadras, adjoining the walls of the Templar fortress.
It was built in 1848 using stone from the former Carmen Convent, located near the present-day pilgrims’ hostel. Its original purpose was to provide stables for the town market held there.
The building features a symmetrical façade with rubble-stone walls and a central entrance bearing the date of construction and the town’s coat of arms. This leads into a cobbled courtyard where a beautiful cherry tree has been preserved.
It currently houses the Ponferrada Tourist Office.
📍 Location and contact details
♿ ACCESSIBILITY: The Ponferrada Municipal Tourist Office is accessible to people with reduced mobility. However, the main entrance has a cobbled surface and a single step measuring 4 cm in height, which may present a minor obstacle for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.
ℹ️ Additional information: Located right on the Way of St James, the office provides pilgrims and tourists with information about Ponferrada and El Bierzo.
Open Monday to Sunday: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Kf7Lq98R2Wywfnsa7
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