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15-11-2018The Confraternity of Saint James: the home of the pilgrim in London
The United Kingdom is one of the countries with more presence along the Way of St James. A great part of this success is due to the London founded association The Confraternity of Saint James that has been helping pilgrims before, after and during their Way since 1983.
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30-08-2018The experience of US pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago
In 2017, pilgrims from the US were the fourth biggest nationality group, with a total of 17,552 pilgrims from that country taking the Camino de Santiago. Today, on our blog we’re going to share with you the stories of five pilgrims from the USA that have completed the Camino this year.
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07-03-2018Following the footprints of the Camino in Germany
Correos participates from 7 to 11 March at the ITB in Belin, the most important tourism fair in the world. We took advantage of our stay there to analyse the importance of the Camino de Santiago in Germany, the second foreign country with the most pilgrims each year, and from which 50 Jacobean Routes depart.
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24-04-2017Foreigners on the Camino: Predominant countries and languages
Every year more than 150,000 people come to the Camino from other countries. Today we'll discuss the languages and countries most represented on the Camino de Santiago.
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17-04-2017Typical dishes that you should try on the Camino de Santiago
Spain is famous for its wide and rich gastronomy. If you come from afar to travel the Camino, we'll provide you with the obligatory tasting dishes.
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03-04-2017Technology on the Camino
Electronic devices can be very useful, especially when you're coming from another country. We'll be providing you with tricks to make the most of them in Spain...but only if you want to use them.
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Technology on the Camino
Foreigners on the Camino
27-03-2017Living schedules in Spain
In Spain, schedules are slightly behind if compared with most countries around the world and this changes our traditions somewhat. If you are a foreigner and come to the Camino, don't worry, you'll adapt.
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Living schedules in Spain
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20-03-2017What to do with your luggage when arriving at the St. James's Way
When you arrive from far away to do the Camino, it is very common to stay on in and visit Spain for a several days more. If you wish to take luggage with you after completing the Way, here are some helpful tips so that you don't have to cart it around with you.
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