Famous mountain from where the pilgrims of French Way could already see the Tomb of the Apostle Santiago
Pilgrimaging was, for a long time, a rather risky business. The roads were not precisely safe, going through unknown (and oftentimes openly hostile) lands.
A Romanesque Church entitled to San Paio, a Spanish martyr child of the 10th century, whose image is an attraction for pilgrims
A church which is believed to have a long history, with hypotheses about its origin dating back to the time of the apostle St James
The ancient, stone-made, lost Caaveiro Monastery in the Fragas del Eume Isacco - Shutterstock
An ancient monastery and sanctuary in Galicia, Spain, with a rich medieval history in the middle of the impressive Fragas do Eume forest
Romanesque cathedral where the Blessed Sacrament has been worshiped day and night since ancient times
The Royal Hospital of Santiago de Montouto was an ancient hostel for pilgrims, located near Fonsagrada (Lugo)
Church from the 16th century build to be the burial place of the founder of the Oviedo University
Monastery built to commemorate the miraculous rescue of a baby princess by a bear