Way Of St James Collection

Rocamadour, pilgrimage town along El Camino de Santiago at dusk, Lot Department, Midi-Pyrenees, France

Bridge and town of Puente de la Reina, on the Way of St. James in Navarra, Spain, Europe

The Seven Works of Mercy, 1504. Creator: Master of Alkmaar
The Seven Works of Mercy, 1504. Pilgrims are given shelter - some wear scallop shells on their hats, the symbol of the Camino de Santiago. One of the seven Corporal Works of Mercy

The main square of Viana do Castelo with the public fountain dating back to the 16th century, the Town Hall (16th century) and the Hospital das Chagas da Misericordia (16th century). Portugal

Pitass House from the 17th century, in a late manueline style. Caminha, Minho. Portugal

Statues of the portal of the Motherchurch (Se Catedral) of Viana do Castelo dating back to the 15th century. Alto Minho, Portugal

Valenaza do Minho (Valenca do Minho). Alto Minho, Portugal
ValenAza do Minho (Valenca do Minho). Alto Minho, Portugal

A quiet square in Seixas, a historic village near Caminha. It is on the Camino de Santiago facing Spain. Portugal

The Pilgrim, 1770-1800. Creator: William Hamilton
The Pilgrim, 1770-1800

The French Way of the Way of St. James, O Cebreiro, Lugo, Galicia, Spain, Europe

Monastery at Castrojeriz, artwork C017 / 7252
Monastery at Castrojeriz. Cutaway artwork showing external and internal details and stained glass windows of the San Anton (Saint Anthony) monastery in Castrojeriz, Burgos province, Spain

Thatching a roof, Cebreiro, Way of St. James, Galicia, Spain, Europe

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"Embarking on the Way of St. James: A Journey Through Time and Faith" As the sun sets over Rocamadour, a picturesque pilgrimage town along El Camino de Santiago, one can't help but feel the weight of history and spirituality that permeates this ancient route. Nestled in the Lot Department of France, it serves as a gateway to an extraordinary adventure. Crossing the Bridge and entering Puente de la Reina, a charming town on the Way of St. James, transports you back in time. The cobblestone streets whisper tales of countless pilgrims who have passed through here for centuries. In Viana do Castelo's main square, a public fountain dating back to the 16th century stands as a testament to enduring traditions. Nearby, Pitass House showcases late manueline architecture from the 17th century – a true architectural gem. The statues adorning the portal of Se Catedral in Viana do Castelo offer glimpses into religious artistry from times long gone by. These intricate carvings evoke both awe and reverence among visitors seeking solace along their spiritual journey. Valenca do Minho welcomes pilgrims with open arms as they enter Alto Minho in Portugal. This serene town invites reflection amidst its tranquil ambiance – an ideal spot for introspection before continuing onward. Seixas is another historic village near Caminha that exudes tranquility at every corner. Its quiet squares provide respite for weary travelers seeking moments of solitude amidst nature's embrace. Art enthusiasts will find delight in William Hamilton's masterpiece "The Pilgrim. " Created between 1770-1800, this painting captures not only physical weariness but also inner strength forged throughout this arduous pilgrimage. O Cebreiro awaits those traversing The French Way on their path through Lugo, Galicia – offering breathtaking vistas alongside profound spiritual encounters. Here lies an opportunity to connect with the essence of this sacred journey.