What the devil is going on? Despite our secularising world, pilgrimage is enjoying a boom not seen since the Middle Ages. In ...

Santiago de Compostela was the supreme goal for countless thousands of pious pilgrims who converged there from all over Europe throughout the Middle Ages. To reach Spain pilgrims had to pass through ...

The Camino de Santiago has many pilgrimage routes in Spain. Each route offers unique experiences and breathtaking views. The Camino Francés , the most popular, starts in France and ends in Santiago.

The end of this route follows the footsteps of Bishop Teodomiro, who found those remains some 900 years later and brought them to the resting place now known as Santiago de Compostela. Pilgrims ...

Discover why Santiago Ways' Camino routes are becoming increasingly popular and learn about their unique packages, exceptional service, and what makes them the top choice. Travel Tips VIP’s ...

No matter which route travelers choose to take, they all end in Santiago de Compostela, where the trails come together at the town’s eponymous Romanesque cathedral, a structure completed in the ...

Each year, millions of pilgrims walk hundreds of miles along the Camino de Santiago to Galicia, Spain, where the historic Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela awaits. Depending on the route, it can ...

The Braddock Hills resident walked the Camino Frances route of the Camino de Santiago, a system of pilgrimage routes leading to the city of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. The route is ...

Therefore, a route known as the "Camino Maltés" spanning some 3,600 kilometres has been created, connecting with Sicily, Sardinia, Barcelona, and eventually Santiago de Compostela.

Routes vary in difficulty but must all end with a walk of at least 100km to Santiago de Compostela to qualify for a compostela, or certificate of accomplishment.