Sarria Collection

Luis de Sarria called Fray Luis de Leon (engraving)
3499654 Luis de Sarria called Fray Luis de Leon (engraving); (add.info.: Luis de Sarria (1504-1588), called Fray Luis de Leon. Ascetic Spanish writer. Engraving.); PHAS/UIG.

Spain, Galicia. Early morning on the Camino de Santiago near Vilei, Spain

Spain, Galicia. Countryside in Galicia between Vilei and Morgade

Spain, Galicia. One of the many kilometer markers along the Camino de Santiago

Spain, Galicia. Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James) in Galicia between Vilei and Morgade

Spain, Galicia. Path along the Camino de Santiago

Spain, Galicia. Early morning on the Camino de Santiago near Vilei

Fighting between Republican volunteers and soldiers, Sarria, Barcelona, 1874 (chromolitho)
3620614 Fighting between Republican volunteers and soldiers, Sarria, Barcelona, 1874 (chromolitho) by Spanish School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Altarpiece of Saint Vincent of Sarria, detail of Saint Vincent at the stake, by Jaume Huguet

Detail of the altarpiece of Saint Vincent with personages of the age. It comes from the Parish of Sarria. Painting on board (c. 1450-60)

Saint Vincent before the judge and prefect Dacia, from the Altarpiece of Sant Vicenc de Sarria

Spain. Barcelona. Sarrias Desert Monastery. Penance grotto
Barcelona. Sarrias Desert Monastery. Penance grotto and cross of the plague. Engraving, 19th century. Drawing of G. Mosteyrin. Museum of City History. Barcelona. Spain

Church of Saint Vincent of Sarria. Frescoes
Church of Saint Vincent of Sarria. Built by Jose Mas Dordal. 18th century. Interior. Fresco depicting God Father. Barcelona. Spain

Sarria, Lugo, Galicia, Spain, Europe

PERIS SARRIA, Gonzal (end 14th century-15th century)
PERIS SARRIA, Gonal (end 14th century-15th century). Altarpiece of St. Detail of the left lower scene, on the predella

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Sarria is a charming town nestled in the heart of Galicia, Spain. Known for its picturesque streets lined with traditional stone houses and quaint cafes, a popular stop along the famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. Visitors can explore historic churches, sample delicious local cuisine, and take in stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Whether you're seeking spiritual enlightenment or simply looking to immerse yourself in Spanish culture, it offers a unique and unforgettable experience. So lace up your hiking boots and set off on an adventure through this enchanting town - you never know what hidden treasures you may discover along the way.