Complete reports that will help you to know the Camino de Santiago. Culture, legends, gastronomy, advice ... and much more!
The Cantabrian route that begins in Irún is one of the most beautiful as far as Santiago de Compostela. The Northern Way each year convinces more pilgrims; We tell you the reasons.
Here are some of the most useful expressions to get along without problems on the Camino de Santiago, in its hostels, bars, restaurants and to be able to communicate with its people, regardless of where they come from.
The season is taking off in 2017 and more and more are beginning to plan their trip in the face of good weather, but where do the pilgrims who make the Camino de Santiago come from?
Advantages and difficulties of each Camino
Time of year, means and departure point
Connections to reach the main points of departure
Essential items and optional luggage for the route
Itineraries for the French route by bike
Consult weather conditions in Galicia
Since its inception, back in the IX century, and until now, Compostela has been converted into a vibrant University City and end of Camino. Don't miss out on the recommendations to ensure maximum enjoyment of this city.
The Northern Way: an authentic and exciting Jacobean route
Useful phrases for the Camino de Santiago
Where do the pilgrims who make the Camino come from?
The best-known legends of the Camino de Santiago
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