Category: Culture and Traditions

This blog is about food Camino de Santiago. About how and why we have to take care of it all day long and especially about how we can enjoy it even more. Gastronomy in the Camino de Santiago is essential. And an important part of an unforgettable walking or cycling experience. In general, however, little attention [...]

The yellow arrow as a sign of the Camino de Santiago. The mythical yellow arrow is the indisputable symbol of the Camino de Santiago. You will encounter them at every intersection during your pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. The yellow arrow is the only and official marking of the different routes of the Camino to [...]

The Camino Ingles route, a lesser-known yet historically significant path, stands as a testament to the centuries-old tradition of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Originating from the British Isles, this route was a vital link for English-speaking pilgrims journeying to the revered site. Not just limited to the spiritual seekers from England, the route also [...]

The Camino Portuguese is one of the most popular routes among pilgrims. The medium to low level of difficulty, the good connections - especially with Porto and Lisbon - and a network of good accommodations help thousands of pilgrims walk this Camino to Santiago de Compostela every year. The Camino Portuguese routes – or Caminho [...]