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The monastery has 20 single and double rooms. A few have private baths, most have a sink inside the room and shared baths.
San Pedro sits on a plain enveloped by fields, a familiar setting in this part of Spain. Founded in 973 by the Benedictine community, the order has inhabited the institution since that time. Its Romanesque church was begun in the 12th century and completed many years later in Gothic style. Visited by thousands each year, the church is the most important part of the complex.
One of the oldest female monasteries in the area, its proximity to the Camino de Santiago contributed to its importance during the Middle Ages. The daughters of the most important noble families (including Sancha, daughter of Alfonso VII) were educated at the institution.
All meals can be included with the lodging. Provisional cost of meals: breakfast $3.00 per person; lunch and dinner $12.00 per person.
Towels and linens are provided.
Benedictine
Accommodation within monastery
Full Board available
Historic property
Linen included
Towels included
Recommended walks
Historic houses
Gardens
By car: From León take route 601 South. After about 30 kms, turn left heading east on route A231 and follow the signs to Sahagún. From there go south to San Pedro de las Dueñas.
By train: Get off at Sahagún and take a taxi to San Pedro.
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