In Middle Ages people walked on foot from their homes to to Santiago de Compostela, and back. Over the centuries different routes were formed in various countries. Learn more about the Camino routes stretching all over Europe.

 

For more information on Camino routes, visit Camino Europa Compostela website: https://www.caminoeuropacompostela.eu/

Camino Routes Across Europe

The Camino is not a single path – it is a network of historic routes stretching across all of Europe, each converging in Santiago de Compostela

Camino Portugués 
The Camino Portugués is the second most popular route to Santiago de Compostela after the French Way. Starting from Lisbon, Porto, or other
Camino map Lourdes – St. Jean
If you are looking for route and accommodation info on a Camino de Santiago route from Lourdes to St. Jean, you might find this information useful.

Learn more about the unique experience that has enriched millions of lives, and why it attracts hundreds of thousands of people each year

Learn helpful tips and advice from experienced pilgrims who walked the Camino several times. From footwear and avoiding blisters to equipment

Learn more about the unique cultural and historical heritage of Croatian Camino routes and enjoy its unique beauty of nature.