The Camino del Norte World Heritage Site

The Camino del Norte Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary as a World Heritage Site in Castro Urdiales

Castro Urdiales was the epicenter of a memorable day yesterday, commemorating the tenth anniversary of the declaration of The Northern Paths as a World Heritage Site. The Pilgrims for Cantabria Association led an event that reaffirmed the ties between the Jacobean associations and celebrated the historical and cultural richness of this route.

Yesterday there was an extraordinary day in Castro Urdiales, where the Association Pilgrims through Cantabria organized an impeccable event to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the declaration of Los Caminos del Norte as a World Heritage Site. The association's team worked seamlessly, ensuring the success of a program designed to honor this important milestone.

The day included a hospitable welcome to representatives of other Jacobean associations, an emotional act of "twinning" between the different entities and the long-awaited discovery of a commemorative plaque. This plaque, located next to the Castro Urdiales church, will serve as a permanent reminder of the significance of this date for the northern Jacobean route.

The celebration not only served to look back and appreciate UNESCO's recognition, but also to strengthen the community spirit among those who dedicate their efforts to preserving and promoting Los Caminos del Norte.

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