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Bienvenido/a a la llamada Variante Espiritual del Camino Portugués de Santiago. Esta variante comienza en Pontevedra y atraviesa la comarca vitivinícola de O Salnés, famosa por sus vinos de Barrantes ...
One of the jewels of 12th-century Galician Romanesque architecture. It stands out for its portal ...
Here is shown the Camino Francés between the Navarrese towns of Zubiri and Pamplona (in Basque, Iruña) along the historic route, instead of along ...
The route of this seventh stage goes from Los Arcos to Logroño, leaving behind Navarra and leading the walker into La Rioja. The stage ends in its ...
Among vineyards, valleys, and rivers, the Father Sarmiento Route leads us into "the most picturesque region one could dream of," as the writer Emilia Pardo Bazán said. With our eyes set on the Rías of ...
Embark on one of the most spectacular routes in the world, covering nearly 200 km along the Galician coast between the fishing villages of Malpica and Fisterra. Along the way, you’ll encounter ...
This cycling route along the banks of the Danube is one of the most popular in Europe, and it's no coincidence. Ideal for those seeking a peaceful, charming journey that’s suitable for everyone, the ...
Una de las experiencias más auténticas de las rutas que llevan a Santiago: recorrer el Camino Primitivo desde Oviedo, en su totalidad, para terminar en Santiago. El nombre de «primitivo» se debe al ...
The Portuguese Way is, after the French Way, the second most famous Jacobean route and a perfect alternative thanks to its gentle terrain and the many charms Portugal offers. We propose walking the ...
Portugal treasures on its southern coast, between the regions of Alentejo and Algarve, one of the most impressive coastal trails in the world. A path born from the footsteps of fishermen, where nearly ...
The epilogue to the great routes of the Camino de Santiago, after reaching the Apostle’s city, is to continue on to the end of the world. Some do this by first visiting the Sanctuary of the Virgen de ...
Welcome to the Way of Fisterra and Muxía. For many, a new route. For others, the epilogue to their previous pilgrimage to Santiago. In ancient times, people from all over Europe came to this end of ...
Welcome to the Portuguese Coastal Way, which begins in Porto, the great city of northern Portugal, and reaches Santiago de Compostela hand in hand with the Atlantic Ocean. 13 stages take you along the ...
This shows stage 2 of the Camino Francés between Roncesvalles (in Basque, Orreaga) and Zubiri.
Stage with almost no elevation change that leaves behind the city of Burgos and heads, across the Castilian plains, towards Hornillos del Camino.
Fifth stage of the Camino Francés to Santiago de Compostela, between the Navarrese towns of Puente la Reina (in Basque, Gares) and Estella ...
Route of the 9th stage of the Camino Francés between Nájera and Santo Domingo de la Calzada among vineyards and cereal crops.
The stage shown here runs through Valcarlos / Luzaide and the Ibañeta Pass, avoiding the ascent to the Cize passes.
Stage of the Camino Francés between Belorado and the small town of San Juan de Ortega
The stage shown here runs through the Cize passes following the Route of Napoleon. It reaches the summit of the French Way at the Collado de ...
Sixth stage of the Camino Francés from Estella (in Basque, Lizarra) to Los Arcos, following the official route via Azqueta and Villamayor de ...
Sixth stage of the Camino Francés from Estella (in Basque, Lizarra) to Los Arcos, following the so-called "Montejurra Variant" (Jurramendi).
New Castilian stage of this Camino Francés that connects Hornillos del Camino and Castrojeriz and follows the same landscape patterns as the ...
This fourth stage of the Camino Francés connects two towns in Navarre: the capital Pamplona (in Basque, Iruña) and Puente la Reina (in Basque, ...
Tenth stage of the Camino Francés leaving behind the wine-growing lands of La Rioja to enter the Castilian plains.
Here the alternative route for stage 12 of the Camino Francés between San Juan de Ortega and Burgos is described, passing through Santovenia de ...
Eighth stage of the Camino Francés, leaving behind Logroño and entering the lands of La Rioja towards Nájera.
From San Juan de Ortega to Burgos, there are two routes. The historic route, shown here, passes through the Alto de Atapuerca (1074 meters above ...
Second stage of this Camino de los Faros, which will take us through a great variety of landscapes, from Niñóns, where we left off the previous day ...
The Monastery of Magdalene in Sarria is a medieval convent, founded in the 13th century, featuring ...
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Solitude, in Porto Covo
It is an archaeological site from the Iron Age, with no signs of Romanisation. Tools and objects ...
Laxe is known for its urban beach and its history linked to the sea. Its urban development, the ...
Inaugurated in 1997, the Punta Nariga lighthouse, designed by architect César Portela, rises with ...
In this archipelago the first lighthouse was built in 1853, one of the oldest in the area of the ...
Malpica de Bergantiños is since the seventeenth century a town focused on seafaring and, therefore, ...
The Dolmen of Dombate is a Neolithic monument, decorated with petroglyphs and paintings. Protected ...
This beach is the most important in the area, not because of its size (since the Costa da Morte ...
Fort built in the 17th century to defend the coast of Porto Covo from pirates. It was declared a ...
Ponteceso, in the Ría de Corme and Laxe, is the birthplace of Eduardo Pondal. Its economy is based ...
The Galician hórreo is a traditional agricultural structure used to store cereals, protected by a ...
Nestled between two mountains is the small but charming beach of Niñóns.
The Fort of São Clemente was built in 1602 to defend the mouth of the Mira River from pirate attacks. ...
Perfect beach with low occupancy and sheltered by 2 km of magnificent dunes.
Corme is a small town that is divided into two small areas: Corme-Aldea, the primitive and inland ...
Eduardo Pondal, a 19th century Galician poet, exalted the Celtic past and Galician identity, ...
Fisterra lighthouse, the westernmost in Europe, is a historical symbol surrounded by legends and ...
A small fishing village known mainly for its bobbin lace.
Cabana de Bergantiños, with its rich archaeological heritage and coastal landscapes, seeks to ...
Parish church of Vila Nova de Milfontes, built in the 15th century with various modifications in ...
Viandotreks, SL
15895 Ames
A Coruña
Spain
