The Largest Monastery at the end of the Camino de Santiago

Facing the imposing Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, in the Plaza de la Inmaculada —known locally as Praza da Azabachería— rises one of Galicia’s most stunning monumental complexes: the Monastery of San Martín Pinario. With more than a thousand years of history, this monastery is today a true landmark for pilgrims completing the Camino de […]

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Pilgrimage to San Andrés de Teixido

More and more people consider it essential to walk at least one of the many routes of the Camino de Santiago at least once in their lives. It’s no coincidence that in October 2025 we reached, for the first time in our history, our five hundred thousandth pilgrim in a single year. Half a million […]

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Is the Camino de Santiago with support for me?

The Camino de Santiago is a unique experience for every pilgrim. Some look for silence and reflection, others test themselves with long daily stages, some travel in groups while others prefer to walk alone. Over time, new ways of experiencing the Camino have emerged, adapted to different needs and travel styles. Among them, one option […]

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Galician Empanada: the flavor of the Camino de Santiago

If there’s one dish that sums up the essence of Galician cuisine, it is without a doubt the empanada gallega. Its freshly baked aroma, golden crust, and juicy filling are part of the collective memory of Galicia. It’s hard to imagine a local festival, a village feast, a family gathering, or even a stop along […]

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Camino de Santiago & Galicia in August: Culture, Music and More

Camino de Santiago, Galicia, local festivals, breathtaking landscapes, soul-nourishing food, music, traditions, legends, and joy around every corner. If you’re thinking about walking one of the routes of The Way this August—or if you’re already on your journey—get ready. Galicia isn’t just waiting with its legendary hospitality; it’s also ready to surprise you with a […]

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Finisterre: Celtic presence at the End of the Camino

For centuries, thousands of pilgrims have followed the trail of stars to the tomb of the Apostle James in Compostela. But some don’t stop there. Some feel their journey isn’t truly complete until they reach the real end of the earth: Cape Finisterre. There, where the sun melts into the Atlantic Ocean and the known […]

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Walk the Camino de Santiago. Why?

Every year, thousands of people from all over the world set out to walk the Camino de Santiago. They do so for many different reasons: some for faith, others for tradition, many out of curiosity or the need to disconnect. Whatever the starting point, everyone agrees on one thing when they arrive: the Camino de […]

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Camino de Santiago in summer: how to stay safe and cool

The Camino de Santiago is an unforgettable experience—but also a challenging one. In summer, there’s one extra factor that can really impact your pilgrimage: the heat. High temperatures can make the Camino more demanding, so it’s essential to be prepared and to know how to protect yourself from the sun and the heat. That way, […]

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Art on the French Way: 41 Monuments open their doors this summer

If you’re thinking about doing the Camino de Santiago this summer, we’ve got some news that will make your experience even more special. From June 14 to October 12, 2025, thanks to an initiative by the Junta de Castilla y León, no fewer than 41 historical monuments in 32 towns along the French Way will […]

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María Pita saved the relics of St. James and also The Way

María Pita played a crucial role in the history of Saint James Way, as she prevented Francis Drake from looting the Apostle’s tomb. Starting the English Way from A Coruña means walking through a city full of history, culture, and extraordinary characters that shaped the destiny of Galicia. And one name stands above the rest: […]

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