Viae Turonensis

The Queen Stage of the Pyrenees, one of the toughest and most beautiful stages on the Camino de Santiago. The ascent along the Napoleon Route is demanding but the views are spectacular. It's a high mo...

The Queen Stage of the Pyrenees, one of the toughest and most beautiful stages on the Camino de Santiago. The ascent along the Napoleon Route is demanding but the views are spectacular. It's a high mountain day that requires good physical preparation. The arrival at Roncesvalles College, an oasis of peace in the heart of the Pyrenees, is an unforgettable stage end. It's an epic day that marks the beginning of the adventure in Spain.

After the harshness of the Pyrenees, this stage is a pleasant descent through Navarre's valleys. The road passes through beech trees and charming villages. It's a day to enjoy nature and recover stren...

After the harshness of the Pyrenees, this stage is a pleasant descent through Navarre's valleys. The road passes through beech trees and charming villages. It's a day to enjoy nature and recover strength. Arrival in Zubiri, with its medieval bridge over the Arga River, is a picturesque final stage. It's a transitional day that enters the heart of Navarra.

This stage brings the pilgrim to the first major city on the Camino Francés in Spain. The route is an enjoyable stroll along the Arga River valley. Arrival in Pamplona, the City of St. Fermín, with it...

This stage brings the pilgrim to the first major city on the Camino Francés in Spain. The route is an enjoyable stroll along the Arga River valley. Arrival in Pamplona, the City of St. Fermín, with its walls, cathedral, and lively old town, marks a monumental final stage. It's a day to look forward to arriving at one of the most important cities on the path.

This stage is one of the most iconic on the French Way. The ascent to Alto del Perdón, with its famous monument to pilgrims, offers spectacular views. It's a day of great beauty and symbolism. Arrival...

This stage is one of the most iconic on the French Way. The ascent to Alto del Perdón, with its famous monument to pilgrims, offers spectacular views. It's a day of great beauty and symbolism. Arrival at Puente la Reina, where the Aragonese and Navarran Ways meet, is a very special moment. Its Romanesque bridge is one of the icons of the Way. This stage combines the effort of the climb with the reward of a unique landscape and heritage.

This stage traverses medieval Navarre, on a broken-pavement route with continuous ascents and descents. The landscape is of great beauty, with vineyards, olive groves, and villages with charm. It's a ...

This stage traverses medieval Navarre, on a broken-pavement route with continuous ascents and descents. The landscape is of great beauty, with vineyards, olive groves, and villages with charm. It's a day of great effort, but very rewarding. Arrival in Estella, the "Toledo of the north", with its impressive Romanesque and Gothic heritage, is a monumental final stage. It's a stage to enjoy art and history in an privileged setting.

Leaving behind the monumental Estella, this stage enters Navarre's more viticultural region. The route is of moderate distance and undulating profile, with the famous Wine Fountain at the Monastery of...

Leaving behind the monumental Estella, this stage enters Navarre's more viticultural region. The route is of moderate distance and undulating profile, with the famous Wine Fountain at the Monastery of Irache as its main incentive. It's a day to enjoy the vineyard landscape and the solitude of the path. Arrival in Los Arcos, a village with an impressive church and lively square, is well-deserved rest. This stage is one of transition, bringing the pilgrim closer to La Rioja.

This long stage marks the departure from Navarra and the entry into La Rioja. The route is demanding due to its distance, but the profile softens as it approaches the Ebro River valley. It's a beautif...

This long stage marks the departure from Navarra and the entry into La Rioja. The route is demanding due to its distance, but the profile softens as it approaches the Ebro River valley. It's a beautiful day that crosses vineyards and charming villages. Arrival in Logroño, the capital of La Rioja, with its lively Laurel Street and cathedral, is a gastronomic and monumental finale.

Leaving behind the Riojana capital, this long stage enters into the heart of La Rioja Alta, one of the most famous wine-producing zones in the world. The route is a continuous up and down through a se...

Leaving behind the Riojana capital, this long stage enters into the heart of La Rioja Alta, one of the most famous wine-producing zones in the world. The route is a continuous up and down through a sea of vineyards. It's a day of great scenic beauty and physical demand. Arrival in Nájera, a city with an impressive monastery, royal pantheon, is a monumental final stage. It's a stage to enjoy the wine and history.

This stage continues through La Rioja Alta, on a moderate distance and gentle profile walk. The landscape remains dominated by the vineyards. It's a transition day with no major difficulties, allowing...

This stage continues through La Rioja Alta, on a moderate distance and gentle profile walk. The landscape remains dominated by the vineyards. It's a transition day with no major difficulties, allowing for a relaxed day of walking. Arrival in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, one of the most emblematic cities of the Camino, with its cathedral and the legend of the rooster and hen, is a full etapa ending filled with history and Jacobean tradition.

This stage marks the departure from La Rioja and the entry into Castile and León. The route is a pleasant stroll across the plain, with the Oca Mountains in the distance. It's a day of transition that...

This stage marks the departure from La Rioja and the entry into Castile and León. The route is a pleasant stroll across the plain, with the Oca Mountains in the distance. It's a day of transition that ventures into the province of Burgos. Arrival in Belorado, a village with an animated town square and a church with an impressive altarpiece, is a charming end to the stage. It's a day for enjoying the tranquility of the countryside and Castilian hospitality.

This is a mountain stage that crosses the Oca Mountains, a wooded and isolated area feared by medieval pilgrims. The ascent is demanding, but the landscape is of great beauty. It's a day to enjoy natu...

This is a mountain stage that crosses the Oca Mountains, a wooded and isolated area feared by medieval pilgrims. The ascent is demanding, but the landscape is of great beauty. It's a day to enjoy nature and solitude on the trail. Arrival at San Juan de Ortega monastery, an oasis of peace in the heart of the forest, is a spiritual endpoint. It's a journey that requires good physical effort, but rewards with a unique environment.

After the mountain, the road descends gently towards the great city of Burgos. The journey passes through the Sierra de Atapuerca, a place of great importance for the history of humanity. Arrival in B...

After the mountain, the road descends gently towards the great city of Burgos. The journey passes through the Sierra de Atapuerca, a place of great importance for the history of humanity. Arrival in Burgos, with its impressive Gothic cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a monumental final stage. It's a day to enjoy the anticipation of arrival at one of the most important cities on the route.

Leaving behind the monumental Burgos, this stage enters into the Castilian tableland. The route is flat and monotonous at times, a landscape of cereal fields and endless horizons. It's a day for intro...

Leaving behind the monumental Burgos, this stage enters into the Castilian tableland. The route is flat and monotonous at times, a landscape of cereal fields and endless horizons. It's a day for introspection and meditation. The arrival in Hornillos del Camino, a small Jacobean village, is an authentic final stage. It's a journey that defines the experience of walking across the tableland: solitude, effort, and the austere beauty of the plain.

This stage continues across the Meseta, with a profile that includes an ascent to Mostelares' high point, a balcony over the Castilian plain. It is a day of great scenic beauty. The arrival in Castroj...

This stage continues across the Meseta, with a profile that includes an ascent to Mostelares' high point, a balcony over the Castilian plain. It is a day of great scenic beauty. The arrival in Castrojeriz, a village dominated by the ruins of its castle, is an end-of-stage finale with charm. It's a day to enjoy the vastness of the landscape and the history of this borderland territory.

This stage enters the Tierra de Campos region, the heart of the Meseta. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. Arrival in Frómista is monumental compensation. Its church...

This stage enters the Tierra de Campos region, the heart of the Meseta. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. Arrival in Frómista is monumental compensation. Its church of San Martín, one of Europe's Romanesque jewels, is a must-see visit. It is a physically demanding day that is widely rewarded with an end loaded with art and history.

This stage follows the course of the Canal of Castile, an impressive 18th-century engineering work. The route is completely flat and very pleasant. It's a day to enjoy the tranquility of the water and...

This stage follows the course of the Canal of Castile, an impressive 18th-century engineering work. The route is completely flat and very pleasant. It's a day to enjoy the tranquility of the water and the fauna of the canal. The arrival in Carrión de los Condes, a city with a rich Romanesque heritage and great pilgrim atmosphere, is a monumental final stage. It's a journey that combines nature and history in an unique environment.

This stage is one of the most representative of the Meseta, a 17 km long straight stretch along the ancient Roman road Vía Aquitania. The route is flat, monotonous and without shadows, an authentic me...

This stage is one of the most representative of the Meseta, a 17 km long straight stretch along the ancient Roman road Vía Aquitania. The route is flat, monotonous and without shadows, an authentic mental challenge. It's a day for introspection and meditation in a landscape of infinite horizons. The arrival at Terradillos de los Templarios, a small village with a great history linked to the Order of the Temple, is well-deserved rest.

This stage continues through the Land of Fields, on a route that combines sections of the ancient Roman road with paths between fields of cultivation. It's a day of great scenic beauty. The arrival in...

This stage continues through the Land of Fields, on a route that combines sections of the ancient Roman road with paths between fields of cultivation. It's a day of great scenic beauty. The arrival in Sahagún, cradle of Mudéjar art and one of the most important cities on the Camino, is a monumental final stage. Its churches of San Lorenzo and San Tirso are architectural jewels. It's a journey to enjoy the art and history in an unique setting.

Leaving behind the monumental Sahagún, this stage enters into the Leoneser high plateaus. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. It is a journey for introspection and me...

Leaving behind the monumental Sahagún, this stage enters into the Leoneser high plateaus. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. It is a journey for introspection and meditation in an endless landscape of horizons. The arrival at El Burgo Ranero, a small Jacobean town, is a true final stage. It is a journey that defines the experience of walking across the Meseta: solitude, effort, and the austere beauty of the plain.

This stage continues through the Leonesian highlands, on a flat and shadowless route. It's a day to enjoy the vastness of the landscape and the solitude of the road. The arrival in Mansilla de las Mul...

This stage continues through the Leonesian highlands, on a flat and shadowless route. It's a day to enjoy the vastness of the landscape and the solitude of the road. The arrival in Mansilla de las Mulas, a walled village by the Esla river, is a charming end to an etapa with medieval charm. It's a transition day that brings the pilgrim closer to the great city of León.

This stage is an enjoyable stroll that brings the pilgrim to the great city of León. The route is flat and follows part of the course of the Torío River. Arrival in León, with its impressive Gothic ca...

This stage is an enjoyable stroll that brings the pilgrim to the great city of León. The route is flat and follows part of the course of the Torío River. Arrival in León, with its impressive Gothic cathedral, San Isidoro's basilica, and Gaudí's Casa Botines, is a monumental endpoint. It's a day for enjoying the anticipation of arrival at one of the most important cities on the route.

Leaving behind the monumental lion, this long stage enters the Leonese highlands. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. Arrival at Hospital of Órbigo, with its impressi...

Leaving behind the monumental lion, this long stage enters the Leonese highlands. The route is flat and monotonous, a challenge for the pilgrim's mind. Arrival at Hospital of Órbigo, with its impressive medieval bridge, scene of a famous sword fight, is a final stage with legend. It's a journey that defines the experience of walking on the Meseta: solitude, effort, and the austere beauty of the plain.

This stage marks the transition from the Leonese highlands to the Maragatería region. The route is a pleasant walk over undulating terrain. Arrival in Astorga, a city with an impressive Roman and medi...

This stage marks the transition from the Leonese highlands to the Maragatería region. The route is a pleasant walk over undulating terrain. Arrival in Astorga, a city with an impressive Roman and medieval heritage, is a monumental final stage. Its cathedral, the Episcopal Palace of Gaudí, and its Roman walls make it one of the most important stops on the route. It's a day to enjoy history at its peak.

Leaving behind the monumental Astorga, this stage begins the ascent to the León Mountains. The route is a continuous climb through the Maragatería region, with its stone villages and heather landscape...

Leaving behind the monumental Astorga, this stage begins the ascent to the León Mountains. The route is a continuous climb through the Maragatería region, with its stone villages and heather landscape. It's a day of great beauty and physical demand. Arrival in Rabanal del Camino, a Jacobean town with a great tradition of hospitality, marks the end of the stage in the mountains. It's a day to enjoy nature and solitude on the trail.

This is one of the most emblematic stages of the French Way. The ascent to Iron Cross, the highest point on the route, is a moment of great emotion and spirituality. After crowning, a long and vertigi...

This is one of the most emblematic stages of the French Way. The ascent to Iron Cross, the highest point on the route, is a moment of great emotion and spirituality. After crowning, a long and vertiginous descent takes the pilgrim to the Bierzo region. It's a high mountain journey, full of beauty and demand. Arrival in Ponferrada, with its impressive Templar castle, is a monumental final stage. It's an epic journey that marks a before and after on the route.

Leaving behind the monumental Ponferrada, this stage enters the Bierzo comarca. The route is an enjoyable stroll over flat terrain, between vineyards and orchards. It's a day to enjoy the landscape an...

Leaving behind the monumental Ponferrada, this stage enters the Bierzo comarca. The route is an enjoyable stroll over flat terrain, between vineyards and orchards. It's a day to enjoy the landscape and the tranquility of the road. Arrival in Villafranca del Bierzo, "the little Compostela", with its Puerta del Perdón and rich heritage, is a stage finale with charm. It's a transition day that brings the pilgrim closer to the mythical ascent to O Cebreiro.

This is the queen stage of entering Galicia, the mythical ascent to O Cebreiro. The route is a continuous climb through the Valcarce valley, which becomes harder in the last kilometers. It's a day of ...

This is the queen stage of entering Galicia, the mythical ascent to O Cebreiro. The route is a continuous climb through the Valcarce valley, which becomes harder in the last kilometers. It's a day of great beauty and physical demand. Arrival at O Cebreiro, a village of pallozas and legends, is a magical moment. It's an epic journey that marks the entry into the land of the Apostle.

After the difficulty of climbing to O Cebreiro, this stage is a pleasant descent through the Sierra de los Ancares. The route passes through a beautiful landscape with forests and meadows. It's a day ...

After the difficulty of climbing to O Cebreiro, this stage is a pleasant descent through the Sierra de los Ancares. The route passes through a beautiful landscape with forests and meadows. It's a day to enjoy nature and recover strength. Arrival in Triacastela, a small village in a valley, is a peaceful stage end. It's a transition day that ventures into the heart of rural Galicia.

This stage offers two variants, one for St. Xil and the other for Samos. Both are of great beauty. The Samos variant, longer, allows visiting the impressive Benedictine monastery. Arrival in Sarria, t...

This stage offers two variants, one for St. Xil and the other for Samos. Both are of great beauty. The Samos variant, longer, allows visiting the impressive Benedictine monastery. Arrival in Sarria, the starting point for many pilgrims, is an animated final stage. It's a journey to enjoy nature and history, a prelude to the last stages of the trail.

The first stage of the Camino del Norte is one of the most beautiful and demanding. The path ascends to Mount Jaizkibel, offering spectacular views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Basque coast. It's a d...

The first stage of the Camino del Norte is one of the most beautiful and demanding. The path ascends to Mount Jaizkibel, offering spectacular views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Basque coast. It's a day of great scenic beauty and physical difficulty. Arrival in the beautiful city of San Sebastián, with its Concha Bay and lively old town, is an unbeatable reward. It's a stage that combines sea and mountain in a unique setting.