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Hallazgo de la imagen de la Virgen, tabla del retablo dedicado a la Virgen contratado en 1481 por Solibes para la ermita de la Mare de Dèu de la Bovera, temple sobre tabla. Museo Episcopal de Vic

Discovery of the image of the Virgin, panel of an altarpiece. Episcopal Museum of Vic By Francesc Solives - Public Domain

The Discovered Virgins: A distinctive Iberian tradition

StoriesSeptember 9, 2025

Spain’s “Discovered Virgins,” found in caves, springs, or trees, embody popular faith, community identity, and enduring cultural heritage

Hospitaleros at Casa del Pellegrino " Giuseppe Mancino " in Valpromaro, on the Via Francigena Courtesy Accoglienza Pellegrina

Hospitaleros of the Camino: The Quiet Revolution of Welcome

StoriesSeptember 5, 2025

Volunteer hospitaleros on the Camino de Santiago keep alive the donation-based tradition: welcoming with generosity, listening, and community

The city of Manresa at sunset Daniel Urena Benitez - Shutterstock

Manresa: The crucible of the Ignatian vision

TrailsJuly 31, 2025

Discover Manresa, the spiritual turning point of Saint Ignatius, where the roots of the Jesuit tradition and the Spiritual Exercises were forged—still relevant for seekers today

Serving txakoli in Getaria, Spain barmalini - Shutterstock

Txakolí: The Basque Wine with Global Resonance

Food and DrinkJuly 30, 2025

Discover Txakolí, the lightly sparkling Basque wine rooted in centuries of tradition, now captivating global palates with its freshness, minerality, and cultural depth

Signpost in Ferrol, Spain SerFF79 - Shutterstock

The English Way: A Maritime Route to Santiago

TrailsJuly 24, 2025

The name “English Way” is not a symbolic label. It reflects a long-standing maritime practice of pilgrimage, with physical traces still visible in port towns, coastal churches, and historical pilgrim…

Zamburiñas in green sauce carballo - Shutterstock

Zamburiñas: Galicia’s Atlantic Shellfish with a Sense of Place

Food and DrinkJuly 23, 2025

Zamburiñas are Galicia’s ocean jewel. Discover this delicacy, rich in tradition, flavor, and the soul of the Atlantic coast

Starting point to Santiago de Compostela located at the Cathedral of Chartres, France HJBC - Shutterstock

“The Camino the Santiago is more European than ever”

StoriesJuly 22, 2025

Camino Europa Compostela links Jacobean groups across Europe to promote a more connected, inclusive, and sustainable Camino de Santiago

Torrellisar Vell Taula, Alaior, Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain tolobalaguer.com - Shutterstock

The talaiots of the Balearic Islands and the prehistoric ritual landscape

StoriesJuly 18, 2025

Discover the talaiots of Mallorca and Menorca—mysterious megalithic towers in a ritual landscape shaped by prehistoric beliefs.

Mediterranean finger food Gulcin Ragiboglu - Shutterstock

Mediterranean Finger Food: Origins, Traditions, and Regional Variations

Food and DrinkMay 28, 2025

Mediterranean finger food: discover its origins, cultural roots, and tasty traditions from Italy to North Africa in every bite.