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Camino Francés, the most famous route of the Camino de Santiago. A charming medieval Basque town in the foothills of the French Pyrenees, it’s where most pilgrims begin the roughly 780 km, 33-to-35-day journey to Santiago de Compostela. It’s also the meeting point of several French pilgrim routes — including Le Chemin du Puy, Vézelay […]

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León is one of the great cities of the Camino Francés and one of the most popular places to start the Camino de Santiago. Sitting around 300 km from Santiago de Compostela — roughly 12 to 14 days of walking — it’s famous for its soaring Gothic cathedral and more than 1,800 m² of glowing […]

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Pamplona is the first major Spanish city on the Camino Francés and one of the most popular places to begin the Camino de Santiago. Starting here lets you skip the demanding Pyrenean crossing while still walking around 700 km (roughly 30 days) to Santiago de Compostela — through Navarre’s vineyards, medieval villages, and the famous […]

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A Traditional Mountain Village on the Camino Francés O Cebreiro is a traditional mountain village on the Camino Francés, perched at 1,300 metres where El Bierzo gives way to Galicia. With its round, Celtic-style pallozas, its famous creamy cheese and the legend of a Eucharistic miracle linked to the Holy Grail, it’s one of the […]

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Cruz de Ferro | Camino Frances The Cruz de Ferro (Iron Cross) is the highest point of the Camino Francés — a simple iron cross on a tall wooden pole where, for centuries, pilgrims have left a stone carried from home. Located between the villages of Foncebadón and Manjarín in the mountains of León, it’s […]

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