Santiago de Compostela - Portugalskou cestou – Šebesta Ondřej (2022)

When Santiago is mentioned, few people think of the many that exist around the world; everyone has in mind Santiago de Compostela in Spanish Galicia. This place, the tomb of Saint James, is where various pilgrimage routes from all over Europe converge, with nearly 300,000 pilgrims arriving here each year from around the globe. Why do they do it? What are their reasons? This book will answer all similar questions while providing readers with a very detailed and humorous guide on how to prepare and equip themselves for the journey. Santiago de Compostela via the Portuguese route is not a travel guide in the true sense of the word. You won't find profiles or maps of individual stages here; mobile apps suffice for that today, but you will reliably find everything else. How to prepare, how to equip yourself, what good food to order, and how to do it. Above all, it is a readable and humorous travel diary of three Czech pilgrims who set out on a several hundred-kilometer walk for the second time. If you cannot set out on your own, you can at least enjoy it in the book, and if you are considering it, then this book is the best guide for both beginners and advanced hikers.