It is situated in number 6 of the “Rúa dos Concheiros” street, last stage of the Camino de Santiago (St. James Way) which becomes part of the city. This street takes its name after the old stalls in which pilgrims and visitors bought scallop shells as a souvenir of their trip to Santiago.

We look forward to continuing this tradition and we will try our best to make you capture the magical touch that this journey has ever had so that you can keep a vivid memory of it.

Stellae Luscofusco (dusk in Galician language) is a completed restored boarding house, located at the northeast border of the historic part of Santiago de Compostela (called “Cidade Vella”- Old Town).  Its garden terrace houses a traditional fireplace, a trough and an enormous palm tree, preserved remnants of the original building.