ESPLANADE OF THE PROVINCIAL HISTORICAL ARCHIVES IN OURENSE

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Ourense

The Camino de Santiago from Ourense follows the last 100 kilometers of the Camino Sanabrés. This is the natural extension of the Vía de la Plata and the Camino Mozárabe, the pilgrimage routes that lead to Santiago from the south of the Iberian Peninsula.

SAN PEDRO CATHEDRAL IN JACA

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Huesca 

The Camino de Santiago, the original French Way, has two entrances in the peninsula, through Roncesvalles and through the Somport pass. The latter takes us through the Aragon Valley.

CANFRANC STATION HOTEL IN CANFRANC

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Huesca

The Camino de Santiago, the original French Way, has two entrances in the peninsula, through Roncesvalles and through the Somport pass. The latter takes us through the Aragon Valley.

COLEGIATA DE SAN MIGUEL SQUARE IN ALFARO

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in La Rioja

For more than 50 kilometres, the Camino de Santiago takes you on a journey to discover some of the must-see places in this province. A route that will guide your steps through the beautiful landscapes of the Ebro Valley, endless vineyards and cereal fields, and towns with important monuments and architectural heritage.

DONANTES DE SANGRE SQUARE IN NAVARRETE

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in La Rioja

For more than 50 kilometres, the Camino de Santiago takes you on a journey to discover some of the must-see places in this province. A route that will guide your steps through the beautiful landscapes of the Ebro Valley, endless vineyards and cereal fields, and towns with important monuments and architectural heritage.

MAIN SQUARE OF CARDEÑAJIMENO

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Burgos 

The Camino de Santiago crosses the province of Burgos from east to west. Its strategic location made it an obligatory stop for millions of European and Spanish pilgrims.

SAN JUAN DE ORTEGA CHAPEL IN QUINTANAORTUÑO

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Burgos

The Camino de Santiago crosses the province of Burgos from east to west. Its strategic location made it an obligatory stop for millions of European and Spanish pilgrims.

SQUARE OF THE CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA LA BLANCA IN VILLACAZAR DE SIRGA

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Palencia 

The Camino de Santiago or French Way, crosses the province of Palencia from east to west, almost through the geographical center of it.

PUEBLOS LEONESES MUSEUM IN MANSILLA DE LAS MULAS

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in León

The Camino de Santiago has a special significance for the province of León, not in vain more than 200 kilometers of the Jacobean Route pass through León.

SANTA MARÍA CHURCH IN LA BAÑEZA

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in León

Beyond the French Way, there are other historic routes that lead to Santiago. In this issue, we take a closer look at the Forgotten Way and the municipalities along its route—towns that also played a key role in providing support and shelter during the wildfires that affected the area last year.

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in León

Beyond the French Way, there are other historic routes that lead to Santiago. In this issue, we take a closer look at the Forgotten Way and the municipalities along its route—towns that also played a key role in providing support and shelter during the wildfires that affected the area last year.

SAN PEDRO CHURCH IN BEMBIBRE

PORTOMARÍN CHURCH SQUARE

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‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Lugo 

The Camino de Santiago from Lugo allows you to cover the last 100 km of the Primitive Way, the route that follows in the footsteps of Alfonso II, the pilgrim king who arrived at the tomb of Santiago when neither the city nor the cathedral still existed.