The English Way: Itineraries, distances, stages
The English Way takes its name from the fact that many Englishmen who in the past centuries made their pilgrimage to Santiago by sea, would mostly disembark in the ports of A Coruña or Ferrol and then continue on foot to the city of Compostela. For this reason, it is...
The English Way: A Coruña
Located on a small peninsula in the northwest of Galicia, A Coruña has its origins in pre-Roman times, as the remains of the Castro de Elviña eloquently testify. But, and above all, it is magnificent lighthouse known as The Tower of Hercules which stands as a symbol...
The English Way: Ferrol
Ferrol must have been one of the busiest ports in Galicia during the golden centuries of maritime pilgrimages: that is to say, between the thirteenth and seventeenth centuries. This port, together with that of A Coruña was the main destination for the ships carrying...
Walking with or without a staff?
The old staves have not died, quite the opposite: the Camino is more crowded than ever with a variety of hiking and telescopic poles. However, today there is still a controversy around its use, on the one hand, some say that its use does not change anything on the...Marcos – Spain
Verano en Compostela! Summer in Compostela!
MANUEL LÓPEZ VÁZQUEZ – ASOCIACIÓN GALEGA DE AMIGOS DO CAMIÑO DE SANTIAGO (AGACS)
MARIO CLAVELL – ASOCIACIÓN GALEGA DE AMIGOS DO CAMIÑO DE SANTIAGO
