Category: The Ways of Santiago
Record numbers continue: 35,602 pilgrims took the Compostela during the month of October!
An Autumn full of pilgrims! 35,602 pilgrims took the Compostela during the month of October! The...
The French Way: Castrojeriz
Castrojeriz is located at the western end of the province of Burgos, on the border with the...
The Monte do Gozo and the pilgrims
The pilgrimage of the 21st century is undoubtedly very different from that of medieval times, but...
Monte do Gozo: Tradition and History
A few kilometers from Compostela is the celebrated “Monte Gaudii” or Monte do Gozo,...
THE FRENCH WAY: PUENTE LA REINA
Puente la Reina is for pilgrims the meeting point of different roads, the Aragonese and Navarrese...
The day of St. James: What do we celebrated on the 25th of July?
On July 25th the celebration of the Apostle Santiago is celebrated, it is the day of Santiago el...
THE FRENCH WAY: THE MURAL PAINTINGS OF VILAR DE DONAS
Santa María de Vilar de Donas is perhaps one of the most unknown and beautiful spaces of the...
JUNE ENDS WITH 49,066 COMPOSTELAS DELIVERED! WE SHARE DATA ON THE NATIONALITIES, WAYS, STARTING POINTS…
The month of June ends with 49,066 Compostelas delivered, a record compared with the 45,685 which...
The French Way: Astorga
The pilgrim who approaches Astorga from the plain can see it high up on the hill that precedes...
The English Way: A Coruña
Located on a small peninsula in the northwest of Galicia, A Coruña has its origins in pre-Roman...
46,673 Compostelas delivered in May! We share the nationalities, the routes …
Last May (2019) the Pilgrim’s Office delivered 46,673 Compostelas, a record compared with...
The English Way: Ferrol
Ferrol must have been one of the busiest ports in Galicia during the golden centuries of maritime...
