El Camino de Santiago by Grace Ribadeneira

"El camino de Santiago" is a route traveled by pilgrims from all over Spain and across Europe to reach the city of Santiago de Compostela, where they venerate the relics of St. James the Greater. Numerous Jacobean pilgrimage routes throughout the centuries have been creating in Spain. Classified by geographical region:

        *Caminos de Santiago en Galicia

            *Camino de Santiago Portugués Interior

            *Camino de Santiago Portuguese coast

            *Camino de Santiago, the Ria de Arosa

            *Camino de Santiago, the English

            *Camino de Santiago to Finisterre

           

        *Camino de Santiago Fraces

            *Camino de Santiago Aragon Fraces

            *Camino de Santiago French

            *Viejo Camino de Santiago

        *North Camino de Santiago

            *Camino de Santiago de la Costa

            *Camino de Santiago Primitivo

            *Camino de Santiago Real

            *Camino de Santiago Basque Interior

            *Camino de Santiago Besaya

            *Camino de Santiago Vadiniense

        *Camino de Santiago, Via de la Plata

            *Camino de Santiago de la Plata

            *Camino de Santiago Sanabrés

            *Camino de Santiago from Badajoz

            *Camino de Santiago from Huelva by Sierra

            *Camino de Santiago from Huelva by the Marshes

            *Camino de Santiago from Algeciras

            *Camino de Santiago from Antequera

        *Camino de Santiago del Ebro

            *Camino de Santiago del Ebro

            *Camino de Santiago de Teruel

            *Camino de Santiago del Maestrazgo

        *Camino de Santiago de Castilla

            *Camino de Santiago Wool

            *Camino de Santiago de Soria

            * Camino de Santiago de Madrid

            *Camino de Santiago Alcarrian

        *Camino de Santiago Catalan

            *Camino de Santiago Catalan: Walking Zaragoza

            *Camino de Santiago Catalan: Walking Huesca

            *Camino de Santiago de Gerona

            *Camino de Santiago from Puigcerdá

            *Camino de Santiago from Viella

            *Camino de Santiago from Tarragona

       *Camino de Santiago Southeast and Levante

            *Camino de Santiago Southeast. Way from Alicante

            *Camino de Santiago Levantine from Valencia

            *Camino de Santiago from Cartagena: Ruta del Azahar

        *Camino de Santiago of Routes of Mozárabez

            *Camino de Santiago Mozárabe

            *Camino de Santiago by Mozarabic Toledo

            *Camino de Santiago desd Malaga

            *Camino de Santiago from Almeria

            *Camino de Santiago from Jaén

El Camino de Santiago generates new saints and legends of miracles. The privilege granted, and confirmed by Alexander III, is that the year on July 25, the feast of St. James the Great, is a Sunday can be won in the Church of Compostela thank them who make such years in Rome that there often coincide every 25 years. It is the oldest award bull that we maintain, the Regis aeterni, dated 1179. She herself refers to confirming a privilege of Pope Calixtus II (1118-1124). This pope, brother of Don Raymond of Burgundy and, therefore, uncle of King Alfonso VII, was a great benefactor of the Church of Compostela.

I think it's a very interesting way of magic and legends in which I could learn a lot from each of the known tourist through which the "Camino de Santiago", plus you could see the different species of animals and plants the places I visit.