About Jorge Severo

A Galician on the Moon, who has come from Ferrol, but with his feet on the ground. So much so that I’ve walked about 5,000 kilometers on the Camino de Santiago; as a pilgrim guide, with several dozen Caminos alongside them, I have a lot to tell you. Official Tourist Guide of Galicia GT-350-XG, lover of art, history, travel literature, and music. If on the Camino you hear a ukulele playing, you’ll see me behind you.

The Vadinian Way

2024-03-07T12:00:08+02:0022 March, 2018|Jacobean Routes|

One of the most serious failings of a blog about the Camino de Santiago is not to talk about one of the most important Jacobean routes most curious: the Vadinian way, [...]

Camino del Ebro

2024-11-14T13:14:20+02:0022 February, 2018|Jacobean Routes|

The Camino del Ebro is not as popular as the French Way, however, it is a route of great beauty in which we can enjoy the company of the Ebro River during [...]

All Roads lead to Santiago

2024-03-07T12:00:15+02:0012 May, 2016|Jacobean Routes, News|

The different Roads of Santiago are more than known by experienced pilgrims, but not everyone is lucky enough to have these all experiences. Which path suits you best? We have the [...]

Exhibition of José Guitián in Santiago

2024-06-12T10:04:45+02:0019 April, 2016|News|

From the end of March 2015 until the 30th of August this year, the Museo das Peregrinacións e de Santiago gives shelter, with free access, to The exhibition José Guitián. Photographer [...]

A Garnacha: a must stop

2024-03-07T12:00:18+02:0018 April, 2016|Curiosities, News|

The Camino de Santiago is an indefinable sensation. Among our strongest beliefs we say that "The Way is not done, it is lived! A challenge for some, a disconnection for others, [...]

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