A journey along the historic and new routes of the Camino de Santiago in Europe, led by over 200 Jacobean associations active across the continent
Map of the Camino from Tecklenburg (Germany) Wieland Teixeira - Shutterstock
Signpost in Ferrol, Spain SerFF79 - Shutterstock
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 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
Camino Europa Compostela links Jacobean groups across Europe to promote a more connected, inclusive, and sustainable Camino de Santiago
Historical photography of the 1958 pilgrimage Courtesy Société Française des Amis de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle
In the summer of 1958, ten young French pilgrims set out on an extraordinary journey. Their destination: Santiago de Compostela, across the Pyrenees
John Rafferty - Johnnie Walker Courtesy
An intimate interview with Johnnie Walker on how the Camino de Santiago transformed his life and inspired thousands of English-speaking pilgrims
Actor Chris Haywood with Bill Bennett during The Way - My Way shooting Courtesy The Way - My Way
Based on Bill Bennett’s book about his 2013 pilgrimage, the film retraces his 800-kilometre route from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela
Malta - Some participants in CEC General Assembly Mark Grech, member of XirCammini
Representatives from more than 20 Camino associations across Europe gathered for the annual general assembly of Camino Europa Compostela (CEC) in Malta
A mosaic honors the miracle of the hen and the rooster in Saint Dominic's tomb Juan Manuel Aparicio Diez - Shutterstock
Along the Camino de Santiago faith, legend, and the journey of pilgrims converge in a town shaped by both myth and mercy.