París

The City of Light is the starting point of the Via Turonensis, the longest Jacobean route in France. A monumental beginning for a pilgrimage that starts at St. James' Tower.

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Paris, the capital of France and one of the most influential cities in the world, is the prestigious starting point of the Via Turonensis, the longest of the four major French Jacobean routes. Starting a pilgrimage to Santiago from "The City of Light" is a monumental experience. The traditional "kilometer zero" is located at the Tour Saint-Jacques, a Gothic tower that is all that remains of an old pilgrim church. Before embarking on a nearly 1000 km journey through France, the pilgrim can immerse themselves in universal heritage: Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, the Eiffel Tower or the Montmartre neighborhood are just some of their endless attractions. Paris is a metropolis that offers all imaginable services to prepare for the pilgrimage. The road leaves the great city seeking the south, towards Orleans and the Loire Valley, in an initial urban stretch that gradually gives way to countryside. It's a starting point that combines the grandeur of a world capital with the humility and purpose of the pilgrim journey.

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Viae Turonensis

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