Poetry from Galicia
May 10, 2021
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Verses to inspire your Camino de Santiago May 17th is the Day of Galician Literature and Galician language (Galego). Galician is as old as Castilian
Verses to inspire your Camino de Santiago May 17th is the Day of Galician Literature and Galician language (Galego). Galician is as old as Castilian
Good news from Compostela The Pórtico de la Gloria has reopened in Santiago! (and it’s free until further notice) http://catedraldesantiago.es/en/portico-de-la-gloria/ Visits in groups of a
April 23rd is Castilla y León Day So here are some Camino related facts: 1. Of the 450 miles that make up the French Way
You are probably familiar with the politically incorrect yet iconic image of Santiago Moor-Slayer. But did you know that along the Camino there were another
La Maragatería On the Camino, this historical region starts in Astorga and ends at the Iron Cross. It is now best known for its stunning
On October 23rd of 1702 an important naval battle, known as the Battle of Rande, was fought in the Vigo estuary, just off the Camino
One of the best parts about travelling to new places is tasting its food, and when walking the Camino de Santiago, that is no different.
The Basque language, or Euskera , is a language that is spoken throughout the Basque Country and regions in Northern Spain and Southwestern France –
Have some fun getting ready for the Holidays!
After almost two years, the botafumeiro will swing again during Mass. If all goes as planned, this will happen either during the Mass on December
After an independent audit by SGS, Fresco Tours has received the Safe Tourism Certificate issued by the Institute for Spanish Tourist Quality (ICTE) in conjunction
Just because we are at home doesn’t mean we can’t explore the Camino.If you weren’t able to follow us on Social Media, here’s a summary
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