from the bus: This village, which appears as Haggege in tenth-century documents and as Fageg in the twelfth, seems to have its origins in some Mozarabic figure who founded it. Within the Camino de Santiago and surrounded by fields of crops, stands the beautiful baroque bell gable with pinnacles and a cross of the church Santa Eulalia of Merida.

The village is now called Agés,a village located in the province of Burgos, in the region of Montes de Oca and located on the French Way. It preserves the beauty of the traditional Jacobean villages and presents an idyllic postcard.