Long before road trips and rail lines, there was a path—winding through quiet forests, stone villages, and rolling hills—that connected pilgrims across Europe.
The Camino de Santiago isn’t just a trail, it’s one of the world’s oldest and most meaningful journeys.
Once walked by kings and commoners facing danger and discovery, it’s now a route for reflection, friendship, and a deeper connection to history.
Join me as we trace Portugal’s ancient roads to Santiago—from the vineyards and rivers of the Minho to seaside villages and hidden mountain towns—and uncover the stories, flavors, and legends that still guide modern pilgrims today.
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