This tiny chapel was originally part of a palace belonging to a wealthy lord of the town
Altar and dome from Santiago Apostol Church Marco Gallo - Shutterstock
In this church there is a sculpture of Santiago Apostle pilgrim, inaugurated in 1659.
Hermitage of Valsordo near Cebreros By David Casado - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
This sanctuary has been an important center of devotion since ancient times, with records dating back to the 8th century
Sanctuary of Sonsoles, Avila Shutterstock
Legend has it that the name “Sonsoles” comes from the exclamation of some shepherds who witnessed the appearance of the Virgin surrounded by light
A place of devotion and tranquility, surrounded by nature, with spectacular views in Puerto de la Paramera
The bell of the hermitage has a special meaning for the town, since it used to ring twice a day, at the beginning and the end of each labour day
Vineyard landscape, El Bierzo, Spain. Pablo Murias - Shutterstock
In Madiran as in northwestern Spain, wine and pilgrimage are intertwined, providing physical and spiritual nourishment for all travelers
Cantabrian Gastronomy Image by jonpalazuelos on Pixabay
Cantabrian cuisine is pretty seasonal, so depending on when you go on a pilgrimage to Liébana, you will get to experience different flavors
Monastery of St Toribius I. A. PilgriMaps
This monastery is best known for housing the largest known relic of the Lignum Crucis, the largest surviving fragment of the cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified