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23-09-2016The Camino de Santiago in the summertime, a portrait of humanity
The Way of Saint James hosts pilgrims throughout the year, but the busiest months are always June, July and August.
Would you like to know how the high season went on the Jacobean route? Here is a robot portrait of what happened this summer on the Camino!
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Culture & Traditions of the Camino
08-09-2016When the Way ends in Fisterra
Fisterra is, literally, the end of the Way. But this small fishing town have plenty of things to do and see. Here are some plans foir you to do from the End of the World!
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When the Way ends in Fisterra
Culture & Traditions of the Camino
30-08-2016Essential photos of the Camino de Santiago
How many thousands of photos have you taken during the Camino de Santiago? Thanks to the the Internet and to social media, we are in touch with in the particular view of the pilgrim. And we have found some shared themes & subjects. Of course each photo is unique, just like the experience of each pilgrim.
Below are some of these shared subjects. We hope they inspire and encourage you to take some good pics along the Way!
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Essential photos of the Camino de Santiago
History of the Camino
18-08-2016The origins of the pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela
It’s said that there are as many Caminos as there are pilgrims. But the truth is that all of the historical routes to Compostela have their raison d'etre and served to build a phenomenon that helped to structure Europe, almost always using ancient Roman roads.
Do you know how, when and why the Caminos to Compostela multiplied? This week we'll tell you all about the origins of the best known and travelled routes of Camino de Santiago today.
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Tips to do the Camino
11-08-2016Looking after your feet on the Camino de Santiago
What is the worst enemy of pilgrims? Not the rain nor the sun nor exhaustion nor snoring. It is the blisters and other injuries resulting from poor foot care.
To reach Santiago de Compostela with the fewest possible maladies (because having one is inevitable), we provide you with some tips on how to take care of your feet and avoid greater problems.
Don't forget to look after them! Remember that they are what will bring you to Compostela.
Tips to do the Camino
04-08-2016Online resources for the Camino de Santiago
In addition to our day-to-day travels on the Way of Saint James with our pilgrim services, we've spent a great deal of time looking for resources and useful information about the route.
Today we share some online resources for the Camino de Santiago. They are excellent examples of how creativity and technology can help both pilgrims and the Way itself.
We hope that you like them as much as we do!
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Online resources for the Camino de Santiago
Culture & Traditions of the Camino
28-07-2016The Camino de Santiago in August, kilometres of fairs & festivities
Summer is the season of thousands of festivals, fairs and popular pilgrimages around every corner. And the different routes to Santiago cross many of these celebrations. When you arrive somewhere and find that you're breathing something special, that the streets are decked out and that you are welcomed with even more joy than normal, congratulations: you've arrived just in time for party!
We'll give you suggestions for some festivities that you´ll find in August on your way to Santiago.
Make a stop on the Camino and join the folks!
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Culture & Traditions of the Camino
20-07-2016A daily planner for the 2016 Apostle Festivities
If you've just arrived in Santiago de Compostela after travelling the Camino, you may have noticed that we are in the midst of festivities. After the opening address on the 15th, the city has been in full festivity mode, both day and night. Yet there's still so much left to see! We'll suggest a daily schedule starting today so that you can make the most of the 2016 Apostle Festivities.
And, as a reminder, everything in the official programme costs exactly...zero Euros!
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