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A pilgrim's guide that's a work or art

Peek inside the first guidebook from the 12th century

Codex Calixtinus: The Book of Saint James

15 things you should know about the most important book in the route's history

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A UNESCO destination

UNESCO declared the Way of St James a World Heritage Site on the 10th December 1993.

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Stop By the World Heritage Sites

Break up your footsteps with these exceptional buildings

Climb into the culture of the Pyrenees

Enjoy the rich cultural heritage of the French Way of St. James into Aragón

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The Romanesque Route

Follow the mountain pass of Puerto de Somport

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The Lesser Known Architecture of Aragón

Get to know the other landmarks on The Camino

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Explore Jacobean Towns in Aragón

Explore the towns located along the French Way of St James

“The Camino shakes out your soul. It opens your eyes and you can see beyond the shadows. And the possibility of a miracle is part of a wonderful order."Álvaro Cunqueiro, Galician Writer

Explore the religious heritage

A reflection of a shared European spirituality

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Ruins, Cemeteries, Bell Towers, and Libraries

Discover some of the best kept secrets of the religious heritage in St James Way

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Stone Crosses to Protect the Travellers

A distinguishing trait of Galicia's landscape and expressions of popular devotion

The Church of Vilar de Donas

A taste of art and history

Cathedral of Mondoñedo

The insignia of the Camino del Norte

Saint Mary's Cathedral

A fusion of styles

The Church of San Nicolás, Portomarín

Moved, stone by stone, from its original location

The Church of San Francisco de Betanzos

Medieval spirituality and noble power struggles

Travel back in time to monastic life

Take in a slower pace of life

How many stone crosses are there in Galicia?

More than 10,000

Material history

The lessons and stories old buildings can teach us

Architectural Heritage along the St. James Way

A selection of the extraordinary structures that pilgrims can see

The Ethnographic Collection of O Cebreiro

Discover a unique traditional collection at the entrance to Galicia

Roman Walls of Lugo

A walk along the best-preserved Roman walls in Europe

Castle of Pambre

Conquer this impenetrable fortress and lookout

Walk around the monuments

Explore panoramic views of famous sites in 360˚ Street View tours

ExploreMondoñedo Cathedral

ExploreLugo Cathedral

ExploreOrense Cathedral

ExploreTui Cathedral

ExploreMonastery Sobrado dos Monxes

ExploreRoman Walls of Lugo

ExploreIria Flavia Church

ExploreVilar de Donas Church

ExploreEthnographic Complex of O Cebreiro

ExploreTower of Hércules

ExploreSanta Eulalia de Bóveda Roman Temple

Your final destination

Santiago de Compostela is a place of tranquility and history that invites you to stay there forever

Santiago in Six Streets, Nine Plazas, and Three Parks

Discover a beautiful, lively, and international city

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What to See in the Santiago Cathedral

A guided tour through the cathedral

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ExploreSantiago Cathedral Museum

ExploreSar Collegiate Church Museum

ExploreGelmirez Palace

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A pilgrim's guide that's a work or art

Peek inside the first guidebook from the 12th century

Codex Calixtinus: The Book of Saint James

15 things you should know about the most important book in the route's history

A UNESCO destination

UNESCO declared the Way of St James a World Heritage Site on the 10th December 1993.

Stop By the World Heritage Sites

Break up your footsteps with these exceptional buildings

Climb into the culture of the Pyrenees

Enjoy the rich cultural heritage of the French Way of St. James into Aragón

The Romanesque Route

Follow the mountain pass of Puerto de Somport

The Lesser Known Architecture of Aragón

Get to know the other landmarks on The Camino

Explore Jacobean Towns in Aragón

Explore the towns located along the French Way of St James

Explore the religious heritage

A reflection of a shared European spirituality

Ruins, Cemeteries, Bell Towers, and Libraries

Discover some of the best kept secrets of the religious heritage in St James Way

Stone Crosses to Protect the Travellers

A distinguishing trait of Galicia's landscape and expressions of popular devotion

The Church of Vilar de Donas

A taste of art and history

Cathedral of Mondoñedo

The insignia of the Camino del Norte

Saint Mary's Cathedral

A fusion of styles

The Church of San Nicolás, Portomarín

Moved, stone by stone, from its original location

The Church of San Francisco de Betanzos

Medieval spirituality and noble power struggles

Travel back in time to monastic life

Take in a slower pace of life

Material history

The lessons and stories old buildings can teach us

Architectural Heritage along the St. James Way

A selection of the extraordinary structures that pilgrims can see

The Ethnographic Collection of O Cebreiro

Discover a unique traditional collection at the entrance to Galicia

Roman Walls of Lugo

A walk along the best-preserved Roman walls in Europe

Castle of Pambre

Conquer this impenetrable fortress and lookout

Walk around the monuments

Explore panoramic views of famous sites in 360˚ Street View tours

Your final destination

Santiago de Compostela is a place of tranquility and history that invites you to stay there forever

Santiago in Six Streets, Nine Plazas, and Three Parks

Discover a beautiful, lively, and international city

What to See in the Santiago Cathedral

A guided tour through the cathedral

Keep exploring

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Explore the beauty of the landscapes

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The people, the food, and the music