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.
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 [...]
Those of us who are passionate about the Camino de Santiago and about accumulating Jacobean routes in our boots know that those who walk the Way always find something new that surprises [...]
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 [...]
Looking for a pilgrimage that combines the challenge of the mountains with inner peace? Then the Vadinian Way is made for you. This ancestral route links the spiritual retreat of the Monastery [...]
Camino da Geira e dos Arrieiros is a fascinating and still little-known route of the Camino de Santiago that connects Braga, in northern Portugal, with Santiago de Compostela. This historical and natural [...]
Surely, if you're a beginner, you might not have heard of this route, but for those who love the Camino de Santiago, it’s one of the most magical Jacobean routes. This Camino [...]
The Aragonese Way is a section of the Camino de Santiago, specifically of the French Way, which begins at the Somport Pass (Huesca). There are a total of four pilgrimage routes that [...]
What’s all this buzz about the Celtic Camino? Has another routes of the Camino de Santiago been added to the ever-growing list? Well, kind of—but not exactly. This one is historical, and [...]
Choosing where to take your first step on the Camino de Santiago has a big impact on the entire experience: the length of your trip, the atmosphere — livelier or quieter — [...]
The Camino de Santiago, with its endless variety of routes, allows each pilgrim to find the Camino that best suits their desires and abilities. Today, we will talk about two of the [...]
“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 [...]
The Camino de Santiago is not infinite, but it's almost there. If we think about Spain and even Europe, there are kilometers and kilometers of long Jacobean routes that, to complete fully, [...]
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 that [...]
The Camino de Santiago from Ourense is a fascinating route through the enviable natural surroundings it travels, full of contrasts and bucolic landscapes. With mild temperatures in spring and autumn, it is [...]
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 on [...]
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, from [...]
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 [...]
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