They say that all roads lead to Rome, and something similar happens with Santiago de Compostela. And, if we follow the purist tradition of the Camino, the Jacobean Routes can start from the door of your house. Stay in this section to discover which are all the routes that pilgrims make every day throughout the country, to reach Santiago de Compostela.
Welcome to the Primitive Way! As the name suggests, it is the first and oldest route of the Camino de Santiago. The history of the Primitive Way is the very history of [...]
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) fascinating [...]
The most common way to do the Camino de Santiago nowadays is, obviously, in the direction of Santiago de Compostela. Depending on the route you choose, the direction will be West, North [...]
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 [...]
The Way of El Salvador is one of the lesser-known but most magical routes linked to the Camino de Santiago. Stretching from León to Oviedo, it traverses breathtaking landscapes of mountains, valleys, [...]
The Camino de Santiago from Ourense is a fascinating route through an enviable natural environment, full of contrasts and bucolic landscapes. With mild temperatures in spring and autumn, it is a solitary [...]
Imagine reaching the end of an incredible journey, where the land meets the sea and the sun sets over an infinite horizon. This place is not a dream; it exists and has [...]
The Camino de Santiago is not infinite, but it's close. When we think about Spain and even Europe, there are kilometers and kilometers of long Jacobean routes that, to complete entirely, require [...]
The Camino de Santiago from Madrid is the route that pilgrims walk from the capital of Spain to Santiago de Compostela. Just as Madrid and its Puerta del Sol mark the kilometer [...]
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 [...]
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 and [...]
As the saying goes, "all roads lead to Rome", and also to Santiago de Compostela, as there are as many roads as there are pilgrims. In addition to the official roads [...]
We are often unaware that there are pilgrimage routes beyond the Camino a Santiago. This is why the secondary pilgrimage routes go completely unnoticed, even when they are closely linked to [...]
The Ignatian Way recreates the journey on foot that Saint Ignatius of Loyola made in 1522 from the Basque Country to Manresa. The route starts at his birthplace, in the sanctuary [...]
Many are unaware of the infinite number of secondary routes that lead to the 7 Ways that end up arriving in Compostela. But what exactly do we mean by the Catalán [...]
"I, Hemann Künig von Vach, want, with God's help, to make a little book to be called The Camino de Santiago. In it I want to describe roads and paths and [...]
The A-66 Highway known as Autovía de la Silver Route allows you to travel from north to south by car the western part of Spain, starting in Gijón to get to [...]
The Camino de Santiago as you know, is that set of routes that lead to the city of Santiago de Compostela. Every self-respecting pilgrim wants to reach the Jacobean city either [...]
As you may already know, there are as many ways to Santiago de Compostela as there are pilgrims from different origins, since the Camino de Santiago started, in the Middle Ages, [...]
Those of us who are passionate about the Camino de Santiago and accumulating Jacobean routes in our boots, we know that pilgrims always find something new to surprise them. For example, who [...]
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