A Santiago lungo il cammino primitivo e il cammino inglese

From the fascinating Oviedo, in Northern Spain, to Lugo in Galicia passing through the mountains of Asturias: it is the Camino Primitivo, the oldest route towards Santiago, and for a long time the only practicable one. Thirteen days on foot in a succession of mountains, woods and pastures, among picturesque towns and Roman remains, for those who have already walked the French Way or only have two weeks to spare. But you can also get to Santiago along the English Way: five days on foot starting from A Coruña or Ferrol on the western coast of Spain where pilgrims from Northern Europe landed in the Middle Ages. An entirely Galician itinerary between beaches and small ports, in a pleasant alternation of villages and vast eucalyptus forests. For each walk, itineraries, maps, altitudes, places to visit, where to sleep and where to eat.