A stop at the height of the best pilgrims: the Cruz de Ferro
The Cruz de Ferro (Ferro Cross) is one of the elements with the most history and symbolism on the Camino de Santiago, also known in Leonese as “Cruz de Fierro”, which means [...]
Wines on the Camino de Santiago: discover the viticultural richness of the pilgrimage routes
Walking the Camino de Santiago is a very complete experience, offering hiking, culture, history, gastronomy, and, why not, very good wines. In fact, on the Jacobean routes, you will cross various territories [...]
Walk the Camino de Santiago in reverse: complete guide and tips
The most common way to do the Camino de Santiago is to walk towards Santiago de Compostela, following the classic yellow arrows. Depending on the route you choose, the direction will be [...]
Discover the pilgrim’s history with the most exciting museums in Santiago de Compostela
The stony city of Santiago de Compostela is, in itself, an open-air museum, with a historic quarter that was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO on 4 December 1985. In addition [...]
The Aquitania Way
The Aquitania Way, in its Castilian stretch, stands as a living testament to history, bridging the Roman past with the Jacobean tradition. This ancient road, which crossed the Castilian plateau, served as [...]
5 Ideas for Christmas gifts for hiking lovers
At this point in the month of December, and with Christmas just around the corner, you're probably already thinking about the gifts you want to give to your loved ones, sometimes a [...]
The Ignatian Way, a hidden gem between Loyola and Manresa
San Ignacio of Loyola, a Basque nobleman, experienced a decisive conversion in 1521. The following year he set out on a pilgrimage from Loyola (Azpeitia) to Manresa, an experience that would mark [...]
Is it possible to do the Camino de Santiago by sections?
As we all know, undertaking the Camino de Santiago requires, above all, time. Completing the entire route takes time, and we don't always have it. Completing the Camino means starting from the [...]
The Camino de Santiago in separate stages
Maybe you've considered completing the entire Camino de Santiago. Making your way to Santiago from your home or perhaps traversing a section is a plan everyone should undertake at least once in [...]
El Pico Sacro and the legend of the evil Queen Lupa
The Pico Sacro is a mountain located in the municipality of Boqueixón (A Coruña), about 12 kilometres away from Santiago de Compostela. In fact, from the top of this mount the city [...]
The shops where you can buy the material for your Camino de Santiago
Do you want to do the Camino de Santiago and you are looking for equipment? Maybe in your city you can find sports shops that can provide you with the necessary clothing, [...]
The Camino de Santiago at Christmas
Christmas is a time of year when the Camino de Santiago doesn't typically receive many pilgrims. This is because during the holiday season, it's common for people to be with their family [...]
The Kumano Kodo, a pilgrimage of the Rising Sun
There are countless pilgrimage routes around the world as meaningful as the Camino de Santiago. In Japan, one of the most famous is the Kumano Kodo, a historic network of trails that [...]
Queimada: the mystical Galician ritual of fire and magic
The Queimada is a Galician tradition that, besides being a magical ritual, is an additional attraction for those undertaking the Camino de Santiago. This drink, which combines fire and aguardiente, serves as [...]
Do the Camino de Santiago in October
Hiking the Camino de Santiago is much more than just covering kilometers; it’s an experience that blends history, nature, culture, and personal growth. Choosing the right month can greatly enhance your journey, [...]
The Last 200 Kilometers/124 Miles of Each Camino
Just like with the final 100 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago, walking the last 200 kilometers is a popular option among pilgrims. Nearly all the Jacobean routes, except the English Way [...]
Applications to help you on your Camino de Santiago
As you well know, the development of new technologies in recent years has been at breakneck speed. Every day, new technological utilities emerge for many aspects of daily life. Today, our mobile [...]
The latest records of brave pilgrims
We know very well that the Camino de Santiago is not a competition, but we are always struck by the challenges that many pilgrims complete along the Jacobean routes. Long distances, reduced [...]
The Way to Fátima
The Santuary of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fátima is one of the most important Christian pilgrimage centers in the world, alongside Rome, Jerusalem, and, of course, Santiago de Compostela, with [...]
The Künig Way
“I, Hemann Künig von Vach, with the help of God, wish to create a small book to be called Camino de Santiago. In it, I want to describe paths and trails and [...]
