The Camino de Santiago Miñoto Ribeiro is a route that connects the north of Portugal with the city of Santiago de Compostela. A Jacobean route still unknown to the vast majority [...]
Santiago de Compostela is a city that offers alot to visit, but if you have more time you might want to do some of the excursions from the Jacobean city: in [...]
Many times you, dear pilgrims, have asked us this question: is it possible to do the Camino de Santiago in a tent? An interesting question, since many of us like everything [...]
In the history of architecture In Galicia, the initiative of the nobleman plays an essential role, sometimes promoting his own large private house surrounded by gardens and farms, sometimes in need [...]
As every year and as every January, Fitur returns , the International Tourism Fair held at the Ifema fairgrounds in Madrid. On Wednesday January 19 will open the curtain on this [...]
A very important asset of the Camino de Santiago, and part of the pilgrim community, is undoubtedly the associations of Friends of the Camino de Santiago. Friends, pilgrims, hospitaleros, businessmen, lovers [...]
The organization of your Camino de Santiago is something very important and depending on how you do it you will have to take into account several issues: what route to take, [...]
The Camino de Santiago Baztanés or Camino de Santiago de Baztán is a Jacobean route not very well known among most of the pilgrim community, although equally (or more, if possible) [...]
There are different ways to do the Camino de Santiago, the most common being on foot and by bicycle. However, sometimes we have had the opportunity to see pilgrims on horseback [...]
When thinking about hiking routes in Galicia, probably comes to mind the Camino de Santiago, where a good handful of Galician Jacobean routes have as a goal in Santiago de Compostela [...]
Carlota Valenzuela is a young woman from Granada who on January 2, 2022 put on her boots to walk the thousands and thousands of kilometers that separate Finisterre from Jerusalem, in [...]
There are many sources to learn more about the Camino de Santiago: guidebooks, books, travel magazines, TV or radio programs, the experience of pilgrim friends and blogs like this one, and [...]
