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Pilgrim's guide: What to do in Pontevedra during your stay
Pontevedra, one of the most emblematic cities on the Portuguese Camino de Santiago, which is part of Stage 7 of the central Portuguese route, combines history, culture and gastronomy in a charming setting. This city, with its well-preserved historic center, offers the perfect break for pilgrims to recharge their batteries and immerse themselves in Galician traditions. Find out what not to miss during your stay in Pontevedra with this pilgrim's guide: what to do in Pontevedra during your stay.
Pilgrim's guide: what to do in Mos during your stay
Mos, a small town in Galicia, is a peaceful and welcoming stop on Stage 6 of the Portuguese Central Way to Santiago. Strategically located between Tui and Redondela, it offers pilgrims an ideal place to rest and soak up the Galician hospitality. The landscape of Mos, marked by fertile valleys and gentle hills, offers moments of serenity, complemented by a rural setting that invites relaxation. The town combines tradition, history and spirituality, making it an indispensable refuge for those on the road. See everything the city has to offer in this pilgrim's guide: what to do in Mos during your stay.
Census of the Way 2025
Census of the Way: Share your journey and help us build the largest study on the Way of ...
"On the Way" with Mara Páscoa
In this edition of "A Caminho com", we hear the story of Mara Páscoa, who decided to tackle the Portuguese Camino de Santiago alone, on a journey of self-discovery. Without much preparation, but with an immense desire, she covered kilometers of incredible landscapes and experienced moments of deep introspection.
How to take advantage of the 2025 holidays to walk the Camino de Santiago
Planning the Camino de Santiago can seem like a challenge, especially given the lack of time, one of the...
"On the Way" with Sandra Pinto
Sandra set off on the Portuguese Camino de Santiago at a time when she needed to find direction and lightness in her life. With few resources and a lot of courage, she lived a remarkable experience full of challenges, from painful blisters on her feet to long days of overcoming them. But it was also on the Camino that she met unforgettable people and rediscovered the strength of bonds like that of her sister.
A journey of teachings, simplicity and gratitude that continues to inspire her to this day.
Pilgrim's guide: what to do in Tuí during your stay?
Tui, the Spanish city that marks the entry into Galician territory and the end of stage 5 for those doing the Portuguese Central Way, is a destination full of history, culture and spirituality. Situated by the River Miño, the city has a unique atmosphere, where medieval charm mixes with the vitality of the pilgrims who pass through every day. Find out how to explore this fascinating town, which offers not only a rich cultural heritage, but also moments of rest and contemplation, with this pilgrim's guide: what to do in Tui during your stay.
Pilgrim's guide: what to do in Rubiães during your stay
Rubiães, a charming town on Stage 4 of the Way, is more than just a stopover: it is a haven of history, culture and natural landscapes. Despite its modest size, it offers pilgrims moments of tranquillity and the opportunity to explore its unique heritage.
From the warm welcome to the richness of its traditions, discover everything that makes this stop memorable in this pilgrim's guide: what to do in Rubiães during your stay.
"On the Way" with Vânia
Today we're sharing an interview with Vânia, who year after year sees pilgrims passing by the place where she works and stamps their credentials. Inspired by their stories, she decided that 2023 would be the year to do the Portuguese Camino de Santiago. The start was challenging, with physical adaptation and a particularly tough stage in intense sunshine, but persistence overcame every obstacle. Despite the difficulties, this experience proved to be enriching and transformative.
Pilgrim's Guide: what to do in Vairão during your stay
The arrival in Vairão is a peaceful break for pilgrims who started the Camino de Santiago in Porto, this being Stage 1 of the route.