Walking the Camino de Santiago creates a sense of community. Pilgrims follow paths that have been used for centuries. Each step is filled with meaning, as they explore Spanish culture and traditions.

Sharenda Barlar, senior lecturer of Spanish at Wheaton College and Camino de Santiago scholar, said the walk is open to anyone. “The Camino is a Catholic pilgrimage, it’s always been one ...

This story appears in the May 2015 issue of National Geographic magazine. During the summers of 2012 and 2013, I walked more than a thousand miles on the Camino de Santiago. Also called the Way of ...

His 2021 Jemison Lecture for the Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham explores “The Spanish Camino de Santiago: Medieval Myth, Modern Revival”. On July 15, 2021 he was interviewed in Spanish for IV Xacobeo ...

This area of Spain is the least visited by British tourists but has much to offer with its rich history, stunning landscapes, ...

Walking the Camino de Santiago, the best-known European pilgrimage route, is the subject of a talk by Gale Flax presented by the Blue Hill Public Library on ...

Most of those responding to the 2025 Jubilee call to be “pilgrims of hope” are expected to join the crowds flocks to Rome, or ...