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Monte del Gozo or Mount Joy, a modest little hill (380m) at the end of the Camino Frances, provides a special moment at the end of the journey.

From the smallest village to the capital city, pretty much everyone turns out to witness Semana Santa and the atmosphere can be highly affecting.

One of the most famous hotels in Europe lies at the end of the Camino Frances. It's called the Parador Dos Reis Catolicos.

For those pilgrims on foot, you can have a mini experience of riding the Camino on a lovely, surefooted Spanish horse.

The Monastery of Irache is located near the little town of Ayegui, surrounded by vineyards, belonging to the Bodegas Irache.

The Codex Calixtinus is an elaborately decorated, medieval manuscript and one of Spain's most valuable cultural artefacts.

The Church Saint Mary of Eunate stands isolated in the middle of an expanse of fields in Navarra province.

The Road to Santiago which aired last Friday on BBC2 was thoroughly enjoyable viewing.

The first day or two of the full Camino de Santiago involves getting over the Pyrenees.

Have you ever wondered whether you'd enjoy taking part in the Camino de Santiago?

A Dual Pilgrim is someone who has walked both the Kumano Kodo and the Way of St. James.

Join Walk the Camino as we explore the fascinating food culture of the Camino de Santiago, from hearty stews to sweet red wines…

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