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Camino Santiago Francés

El Camino Santiago Francés transcurre por:

  • San Juan Pie de Puerto/ Sant Jean Pied de Port
  • Roncesvalles/Orreaga
  • Zubiri
  • Pamplona/Iruña - Cizur Menor
  • Estella/Lizarra
  • Torres del Río
  • Logroño
  • Nájera
  • Santo Domingo de la Calzada
  • Belorado
  • Agés
  • Burgos
  • Hontanas
  • Boadilla del Camino
  • Carrión de los Condes
  • Terradillos de los Templarios
  • El Burgo Ranero
  • Mansilla de las Mulas
  • Leon
  • San Martín del Camino
  • Astorga
  • Foncebadón
  • Ponferrada
  • Villafranca del Bierzo
  • Pedrafita do Cebreiro
  • Triacastela
  • Sarriá
  • Portomarín
  • Palas de Rei
  • Arzúa
  • O'Pedrouzo
  • Santiago de Compostela
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It consists of 32 stages with total distance of 775 kilometers. It is the most important pilgrimage route from Europe. Surge few years after the tomb of St. James was discovered in Compostela in the ninth century. Comes from Somport and Roncesvalles, as accessed by the Aragonese Way, or Camino Navarro. Runs through the provinces of Aragon, Navarra, Rioja, Castilla, Leon and Galicia, one of the busiest, since almost all routes through Spain just coming together at some point in this. A very scenic route, artistic and cultural wealth completely unmarked in all sections.

The marked routes here are indicative and are intended for campers because they are traveling by car and calculate considering the quickest route by road. If the road is going to do on foot or by bike, surely not the best route for it should follow the directions of the road marking or other means or specific maps to make way.