HISTORIC WINNERS

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BURGOS PRINCIPAL THEATER

Venue for the contemporary and

urban dance competition

The Principal theater of Burgos is an Elizabethan-era building located at the beginning of the Paseo del Espolón, next to the palace of the Provincial Council.

BURGOS LLANA DE AFUERA

Venue for the

‘Dancing with Stones’ competition

The Llana de Afuera is a square located on the east facade of the Cathedral of Santa María de Burgos, next to the Chapel of the Constables.

GUGGENHEIM BILBAO MUSEUM, VIZCAYA

Venue for the

‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Bilbao

Bilbao is one of the cities on the Northern Way of Saint James. The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is offering its atrium as the final stage of the “Dance on the Way” competition.

CLOISTER OF CATEDRAL DE BURGOS

Venue for the

‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Burgos

Burgos Cathedral is one of the jewels of the Camino de Santiago. Erected as the most outstanding monument of Spanish Gothic architecture, it was the first temple in the country to be declared a World Heritage Site and houses works by great artists from throughout history.

SAN MARCELO SQUARE IN LEÓN

Venue for the

‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in the city of León

The protocol of the Camino has always required pilgrims to stop at the Cathedral of Santa María de Regla in León.

SAN MARTIÑO PINARIO SQUARE IN

SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, A CORUÑA

Venue for the

‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in Santiago de Compostela

The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is a symbol of the Camino de Santiago, as it is the final destination of the pilgrims who travel the various pilgrimage routes.

SQUARE OF LA OCA NEXT TO THE CHURCH OF SANTIAGO IN LOGROÑO, LA RIOJA

Venue for the

‘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.

PUENTE FITERO IN ITERO DEL CASTILLO, BURGOS

Venue for the

‘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 CHURCH OF CASTROJERIZ, BURGOS

Venue for the

‘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.

MAYOR SQUARE OF CARDEÑAJIMENO, BURGOS

Venue for the

‘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.

MUSEO DE LO PUEBLOS LEONESES IN MANSILLA DE LAS MULAS, LEÓN

Venue for the

‘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.

CASA DE LA CULTURA OF BERCIANOS DEL REAL CAMINO, LEÓN

Venue for the

‘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.

Venue for the

‘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 MARIA CHURCH DE LA PLAZA DE CACABELOS, LEÓN

VILLACAZAR DE SIRGA, PALENCIA

Venue for the

‘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.

PLAZA DE LA IGLESIA DE PORTOMARÍN, LUGO

Venue for the

‘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.

MAYOR STREET OF SARRIA, LUGO

Venue for the

‘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.

HOTEL CANFRANC ESTACIÓN IN CANFRANC, HUESCA

Venue for the

‘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.

MAYOR SQUARE OF SANTA CRUZ DE LA SERÓS, HUESCA

Venue for the

‘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.

SAN PEDRO CATHEDRAL OF JACA, HUESCA

Sede de la competición

‘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.

Venue for the

‘Danza en el camino’ Festival in La Rioja

PLAZA DE ESPAÑA IN FRONT OF THE MONASTERY OF SANTA MARÍA LA REAL DE NÁJERA, 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.

PLAZA DE ESPAÑA IN SANTO DOMINGO DE LA CALZADA, LA RIOJA

Venue for the

‘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.

ORGANIZATION

Location

CENTRO DE DANZA HÉLADE

Plaza Pedro Maldonado, s/n

Edificio Ciudaddeladanza

Burgos (España)

Contact

TELEPHONES

+34 947 216 522

+34 619 416 978

+34 605 257 470

EMAIL

cicbuny@ciudaddeladanza.com

TEAM

DIRECTOR: Alberto Esbébanez

PRODUCTION: Sara Sáiz y Leticia Bernardo

TECHNICAL TEAM: Miguel Tena, Alejandra Miñón y Eva Merchán

DANCE ON CAMINO DE SANTIAGO CONSULTANT: Alfonso Ordóñez

MUSICAL ATMOSPHERE: Samuel Peñas

HOST: Andrea Santamaría

COMMUNICATION: Eduardo Vielba

AUDIOVISUALS: Carlos Herrera

PHOTOGRAPHY: Gerardo Sanz y Ana Yñañez