Welcome to our post where we will explore one of the most fascinating treasures of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela: the Botafumeiro. This majestic censer is not only a visual masterpiece, but also has deep roots in the rich history and traditions of this sacred place.
As good lovers of the Camino de Santiago and Galicia, we would like to show you some of the most popular Galician words in the rest of Spain. Galician has conquered hearts beyond its borders with its melodious sonority and its historical roots...
The Camino de Santiago is a fascinating route with a rich history and many interesting curiosities. You will never go to bed without knowing one more curiosity! In this post we will show you some of them that you probably did not know.
Walking alone has become a very common personal adventure on the Camino de Santiago. This journey is more than a physical journey; it is truly an inner journey, an opportunity to discover strength, face fears and connect with yourself in a way you would never imagine.
Surely you've wondered what is the best time to do the Camino de Santiago. When organizing it, there are several factors to take into account such as weather, the influx of pilgrims and personal preferences.
The Portuguese Way along the coast follows the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela along the Atlantic coast of Portugal and Spain. Along this route, you will find several beaches where you can relax and unwind and even, if the weather is good, take a refreshing swim.
The Camino de Santiago with its rich history, its breathtaking landscapes and its mixture of culture and spirituality, attracts thousands of pilgrims from all over the world offering various routes all of which aim to reach Santiago de Compostela.
The Portuguese Way along the coast from Baiona is an increasingly popular option that you can do in six stages and thus complete the last 124 km to Santiago to get the long-awaited Compostela. It is an impressive route that runs along part of the coast of the Rías Baixas, specifically the coast of Baiona and the Vigo and Pontevedra estuaries, famous for their sandy beaches.
Exploring the Camino de Santiago: Special Guide for School Groups The Camino de Santiago for schoolchildren becomes a transformative experience for students and not only enriches education, but also forges bonds of friendship and...
The Portuguese Way along the coast from Baiona is an increasingly popular option that you can do in six stages and thus complete the last 124 km to Santiago to get the long-awaited Compostela. It is an impressive route that runs along part of the coast of the Rias Baixas...
