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Way of St James in Sicily

Sicily has a surprising Compostelan tradition. The intense devotion to the apostle on the island dates not from the time of Spanish rule, but from the 11th century, when the brothers Robert and Roger, Norman nobles and adventurers, wrested Sicily from the Saracens and put an end to the emirate.
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Associazione Borgo San Giacomo di Piazza Armerina

The Associazione Borgo San Giacomo di Piazza Armerina promotes and manages the San Giacomo Way in Sicily. The voluntary association offers pilgrims who need it the services of official guides, luggage transport, transfers, route planning, 24-hour telephone assistance and much more. The Camino di San Giacomo in Sicily is an integral part of the Maltese Way.

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