Jacobean Routes

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

St. Olav's Way... Have you ever heard of this pilgrimage route named after a Norwegian saint? Well if not, here we will tell you everything you need to know about this [...]

The Mozarabic Way to Santiago de Compostela, is a historic route. A route that pays tribute to all those Christians called Mozarabs who stayed in the territories of [...]

Surely we have heard about the Cantar del Mío Cid or Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, the famous Cid Campeador. This song tells the story of this famous 12th century knight, his [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]