Camino de Santiago de cerca

Pilgrimage destination since the s. IX, Santiago de Compostela became, for medieval Europe, a milestone as important as Rome and Jerusalem. Twelve centuries have passed and the Camino has lost its strict status as a religious route to become one of the most formidable traveling adventures that can be carried out in the world, advancing on foot or by bicycle along 800 km to discover a sector of the northern half of Spain full of architectural, cultural, scenic and gastronomic attractions. Lonely Planet's new guide covers the French Way, stage by stage, from St-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela and its extension to Finisterre. It also includes the Aragonese Way. In it the pilgrim will find all the necessary information so that his Camino is a unique experience.