News
All the latest news and relevant events about the Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is a world with its own life, and as such, it is sometimes necessary to stay informed about the current news brewing within its paths. Events, stories and even security measures are what you will find in this section. Be sure to visit this section of the website to stay updated on all the latest news about the Camino de Santiago.
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Will the Pope Visit Santiago de Compostela?
2026-02-27
Read moreThe possible visit of Pope Leo XIV to Santiago de Compostela explores whether the pontiff will include the city in his agenda, the role of the formal invitation from the archbishop, and the spiritual opportunity that coinciding with the upcoming Holy Year of 2027 would represent, highlighting its connection to the Camino de Santiago and the symbolic value of the Cathedral as a pilgrimage destination.
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French Way or Portuguese Way: Which is best for you?
2026-02-14
Read moreThe French Way and the Portuguese Way are ideal options for beginners. The former stands out for its infrastructure and social atmosphere; the latter, for its tranquility and lower difficulty. Both offer unique landscapes and an unforgettable experience towards Santiago.
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A new Way promoted in the land of Korea: The "Jeju Olle"
2026-02-08
Read moreThe entry from Pilgrims around the world about Jeju Olle presents this network of long-distance trails on Jeju Island (South Korea), inspired by the Camino de Santiago and created by a Korean pilgrim after walking to Compostela, describing its origin, design in multiple coastal routes, connection with local culture, and the experience of international walkers seeking nature, adventure, and cultural connection.
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Discover the pilgrim's history with the most exciting museums in Santiago de Compostela
2026-02-01
Read moreSantiago de Compostela offers essential museums to learn about its history, art, and culture. Notable are the Cathedral Museum, the Museum of Pilgrimages, San Martín Pinario, Casa de la Troya, the Galician People’s Museum, and the CGAC.
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The Best Podcasts to Inspire You to Do the Camino de Santiago
2026-01-30
Read moreGuide to the best podcasts for travelers and pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago, with recommendations for programs about route experiences, practical advice, inspiring stories, and Jacobean culture, designed to accompany your preparation and enrich your knowledge before and during the journey.
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Egeria, the traveler who left us a unique account
2026-01-26
Read moreGuide about Egeria, the traveler who left us a unique account of the Camino de Santiago, telling who this 4th-century nun was, how she described her pilgrimages to the Holy Land and Jacobean routes, what makes her chronicle special for the history of pilgrimage, and why she continues to inspire pilgrims from all over the world.
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Tomás, the Hospitalero of Manjarín and the Last Templar
2026-01-23
Read moreDiscover the story of Tomás, the hospitalero of Manjarín, an emblematic figure of the Camino de Santiago considered by many as the last templar. The article reviews his life, his legacy in welcoming pilgrims, and the symbolism surrounding this unique enclave of the Way.
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The Way of Saint James in Numbers: Statistics from the Past Year
2026-01-11
Read moreCheck the statistics of the Camino de Santiago by year and discover the evolution of the number of pilgrims, their profiles, and the most popular routes. The article analyzes the official data to understand trends, growth, and recent changes in this unique pilgrimage experience.
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Did you know that in Galicia there are (almost) 530 Wise Men?
2026-01-04
Read moreThe Three Kings Parades fill Galicia with excitement every January 5th. Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar travel through the main cities with floats, candies, and greetings, turning the eve of the Three Kings into one of the most magical nights for children.
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The Ignatian Way, a hidden gem between Loyola and Manresa
2025-12-12
Read moreThe Ignatian Way connects Loyola and Manresa in 27 stages. It combines history, spirituality, and nature, following the pilgrimage of Saint Ignatius of Loyola. It is marked in orange and allows for obtaining a pilgrim passport and final certificate, La Ignaciana.
