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lll Camino de Santiago Map: main Camino routes, stages & distance. Follow the camino Frances pilgrimage, Portuguese way, camino del Norte and Finisterre.
- Portuguese Way
King Manuel I of Portugal (The Fortunate) and his pilgrimage...
- French Way
lll Plan the Camino Frances route, map & stages, starting at...
- Northern Way
The Northern Way or Camino del Norte , discover all the...
- Camino Finisterre
As with Finisterre, the nearby town of Muxía can also boast...
- Silver Route
Aldeanueva del Camino – La Calzada de Béjar: 22,2: Stage 17:...
- Plan Your Way
Camino de Santiago trip planner. Choose your pilgrimage...
- Primitive Way
Why choosing the Primitive or original pilgrim way? The...
- en|Inglese
Discover the magic of the Camino. You can plan your trip to...
- Portuguese Way
- French Way
- The Northern Way
- The Silver Route
- Primitive Way
- Portuguese Way
The French Way, popularly known as the main street of Europe, is probably one of the routes with the greatest historical tradition of the Camino de Santiago. Being one of the busiest paths, it starts from France, crosses the Pyrenees and crosses from east to west the Iberian Peninsula. With a route of approximately 800 kilometers, the pilgrimage fr...
The Camino del Norte is also known by other names such as the Camino de la Costa. This is because the route basically runs along the entire Cantabrian coast on the northern margin of the peninsula. Considered as one of the most beautiful routes of the Camino de Santiago, as it borders all of Green Spain, it runs from Irun (Basque Country) and passe...
The Vía de la Plata is the set of several Roman roads thousands of years old. It is the most important route in the Hispanic West, as it was used both for the Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula and for the Christian reconquest of the territories. With more than 700 kilometers divided into 27 different stages, the Silver Route starts in Sevill...
The Primitive Way owes its name to the fact that it is one of the oldest routes since the whole Jacobean phenomenon originated. Following in the footsteps of the first pilgrims in history, it is one of the most beautiful and demanding routes of the Camino de Santiago. Also called Camino del Norte-Interior or Camiño de Oviedo, it starts at the foot ...
The Portuguese Way is another of the medieval variants to reach Santiago de Compostela. It runs from south to north of the Portuguese country and enters the Galician region on the banks of the river Minho. It is one of the most important and longest Jacobean routes, since it starts in Lisbon and crosses several emblematic cities of Portugal until i...
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Pilgrims on the Way can take one of dozens of pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela. Traditionally, as with most pilgrimages, the Way of Saint James begins at one's home and ends at the pilgrimage site.
The map of the Camino de Santiago encompasses a set of routes that run throughout Europe to make their way to Spain, until reaching the Cathedral of Compostela, where the remains of Santiago the Apostle are guarded. On the map of the Camino de Santiago shown below, you can see some of the main routes that run through Spain and Europe.
Find out about all the Camino de Santiago routes with descriptions, maps and more including: The French Way, Portuguese Way, Northern Way, Original Way, Finisterre Way etc.
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