For believers in Catholicism, the Camino de Santiago is the greatest show of faith and has managed to position itself as a tradition, both for Europeans and foreigners, it is amazing how they have managed to keep all the routes active for those who try to fulfill it. The great debate that many may have is whether it can be done alone or perhaps it is important to have a support to give you motivation, both possibilities are valid, you have to put your heart to everything you do and this activity is one of them. How do you do the Camino de Santiago? The most common is that tourists do it walki ..read more

Each person has the right to have their beliefs as something personal, it is something that is learned and internalized with age and therefore patience is needed, to endure the many challenges that arise in our lives. In the case of the Catholic religion, almost always certain sacrifices must be made with the physical body to purify the soul, at least this is what many documents of this institution establish, which is why thousands of people are carried along the road to Santiago towards a more spiritual path. Beyond our belongings on this earthly plane, the meaning of the Camino de Santiago ..read more

The Camino de Santiago is full of stories and has been the scene of great characters who have contributed to its formation and improvement with their contributions. They are part of the history of the most important pilgrimage site in the world. Meet them in this post. 5 Most Important Pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago These characters have bequeathed great contributions that have turned the Camino de Santiago into an emblematic place. Alfonso II of Asturias “The Chaste” (760-842) In the year 824 the king of Asturias made the journey between Oviedo and Santiago de Compostela accompanied by h ..read more

Winter is not an impediment to enjoy a good adventure on the Camino de Santiago. In fact it can be the best time to do it. This post will show you the best route and the aspects to take into account for an unforgettable experience. Best route of the Camino de Santiago in winter Due to the low season, it is common that many accommodations close their doors to rest or due to the absence of tenants. For this reason what becomes more complicated at this time is to find a place to sleep. Many routes offer practically no services in winter. However, you can get an option that always offers everythin ..read more

The Camino de Santiago can also be a good therapeutic resource for those who lack self-confidence and self-esteem. It is not just a simple pilgrimage. In a recent longitudinal study conducted by researchers at the University of Granada, Spain, and the University of Monterrey, Mexico, identity fusion is associated with pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago. This study focuses on how pilgrims’ experiences influence their identity. In summary, the study confirms how participating in typical Camino de Santiago activities and the contact that is established with other pilgrims at the conclusion of t ..read more

The Way of St. James has also been conditioned by the restrictions that the whole world is suffering from the year 2020, due to the pandemic by the COVID-19 virus. In this regard, pilgrims should be aware that each autonomous community in Spain establishes its own rules regarding access, capacity, public transport and group activities. This year 2021, after a few complicated months in which the state of alarm led to close the Camino de Santiago, the Concello de Santiago and the Archbishopric consider that the necessary conditions are met to ensure the safety of pilgrims and all persons who are ..read more

Apart from the Cathedral of Santiago, the most important on the Camino, there are many other renowned cathedrals that deserve to be highlighted. In this post we will tell you about some of them and where to find them. Take note, they are obligatory stops during your adventure! Cathedrals on the French Way. Jaca Cathedral: This cathedral is located in the province of Huesca. It was built in 1077 in honor of St. Peter and, over time, has become one of the historical points of the Camino as it is one of the busiest areas. Cathedral of Pamplona: It is known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria, and ..read more

We go back a thousand years to analyze this temple in a historical way will help you to enrich your visit. Because, undoubtedly, this is one of the most special moments of the Camino de Santiago: arriving at the Cathedral after walking miles and miles, admiring it and walking it from end to end. In this article we want to share with you 9 secrets and curiosities that you probably didn’t know about one of the most famous cathedrals in the world. 1 Who is buried in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela? In the cathedral, there is the tomb of the Apostle St. James the Greater, who is credited w ..read more

A great month to walk the Camino Autumn is here, one of our favorite times to do the Camino de Santiago. Why? You just have to feel how the weather is getting cooler at night, the leaves of the trees are falling very slowly and decorate the unique landscapes of our wonderful Camino. Many of you might be wondering or even planning to do the Camino in October, and asking yourself: is it a good month? Well, it is!!! In this article we will give you the reasons and some recommendations to convince you and prepare you for this magical experience. What is the weather like on the Camino de Santiago ..read more