Pilgrim's diseases
The Camino de Santiago has its own ailments. Some affect the feet, others the head and a few
More than a thousand pilgrims from 17 countries travel the Via de los Andes
The Chilean route, which the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela recognized a year ago as an official section of the Camino, connects
The Camino needs relief
For decades, many Jacobean associations have supported a fundamental part of what we know today as the Camino de Santiago. They have
Valcarlos, mandatory from November 1
Yes, I will always give them to you without links within the article. I leave you this clean: Those who begin the French Way in
Rufi, 98 years old walking life
Rufi, 98 years old walking life Rufina Rodríguez Morales has just returned to Puerto Rico after completing her sixth
Córdoba reinforces the Camino de Brochero
The Government of Córdoba is advancing in two key actions to consolidate the Camino de Brochero as a great travel route.
La Galizia punta sull'Italia with the Rotta delle Camelie
La Galizia reinforces its own presence in the Italian market by presenting Orticolario 2026 with a premium tourist proposal based on its garden
Eleven new paths, the Road to Fisterra and Muxía is safer
The Fisterra-Muxía Trail is preparing eleven new segregated pedestrian paths to keep pilgrims away from traffic at several points, especially
Paradela searches for stories and poems about the Camino
The Paradela City Council has opened the deadline to participate in the XXXII edition of the Manuel Oreste Rodríguez Literary Contest