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Why Hike the Camino de Santiago? Throughout the middle ages, thousands of pilgrims walked from their homes to make their pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.

No, this is not art.

Camino Primitivo — 315km — 195 miles• Some time later, after the re-Christianisation of the peninsular territories, the bells were returned to their origin through the Via de la Plata, laying the foundations for furious pilgrimages from the Andalusian and Extremadura communities to the Galician community… History of the Camino This Way is made up of numerous paths built by the Romans and travelled by many peoples, from the Celts, Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs and, finally, the Christian pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela.

So 3 days before I hit the Camino 14 days on the Camino, 2 in Santiago then to Madrid and home.

The town of Fisterra is situated on the rocky peninsula of Cape Fisterra with the Cape Finisterre Lighthouse as a beacon for those on the final coastal walk and about to complete their trip.

Then come back another time and pick up where you left off, reaching Santiago in 2 or three stages.

If your item has a manufacturing defect in its materials or workmanship, you can return it at any time.

Each page will provide you with information about stages, maps and photos to help you organize your pilgrimage by yourself.

19 days but, spend some time in Madrid to see the Prado.