A pathway to decentralize tourism is born in Santiago
The City Council of Santiago de Compostela, through Turismo de Santiago, has presented a new nature trail to decentralize tourist flows and value the natural heritage of the city. With this new addition, there are now 10 routes created by the municipal corporation to...
The origin of the Cross of Santiago
The Camino de Santiago is one of the most emblematic pilgrimage routes in the world, full of symbols that connect pilgrims with Galician history, faith and culture. One of the best known is the Cross of Santiago, an insignia half cross, half sword of a vibrant red...
The legend and history of the tomb of St. James the Apostle
Thousands of people come year after year to Santiago de Compostela to visit the tomb of the Apostle in the Cathedral of Santiago. It is the final destination of the Camino and its numerous routes that depart from different parts of Europe. But the remains of St. James...
Interest in the Camino de Santiago spreads to the United States
Maryjane Dunn, a U.S. researcher and university professor and recipient of the Aymeric Picaud International Award, has said that interest in the Camino de Santiago in the United States is spreading “like wildfire.” This he said in an interview he gave to...
