The North Way: A little history

The North Way: A little history

by | Aug 17, 2018 | Routes

The Northern Way is the pilgrimage route that borders the Cantabrian Cornice, it is an overland pilgrimage route but also a maritime one, since many pilgrims did the Camino by ship and then disembarked in one of its ports. These ships came from countries of northern...
The English Way: A little history

The English Way: A little history

by | Aug 17, 2018 | Routes

The importance of pilgrimages by sea is unquestionable, some specialists like Lacarra even maintained that the sea was the oldest route of pilgrimage, since it was by the maritime route that the news of the discovery of the tomb of Santiago spread to the Carolingian...
The Portuguese Way: A little history

The Portuguese Way: A little history

by | Aug 3, 2018 | Routes

In the Middle Ages the Portuguese Way was developed on the fluvial, maritime and terrestrial routes traced by the Romans and the Muslims. Its antiquity could be as great as that of the French Way, its origin being -according to some historians- a political path of...
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