When New York Times Travel tells the story of the Camino…
Today marks a turning point in the modest history of this blog. After many hours of work, many posts, photos, searches, and research, the New York Times has decided to tell the current story of Camino de Santiago From a tourist perspective, and for this reason, he has decided to mention us in his latest article. He says it verbatim: "There are any number of good guidebooks on the pilgrimage, but don't miss using the oldest. The Codex Calixtinus, Written almost 900 years ago, he was one of the earliest Santiago pilgrim guides (that survives). An English translation can be found at codexcalixtinusfacsimil.com."And we are very proud to echo this moment that we are very excited about.".
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Paz Crovetto
Did you know that Dr. Adeline Rucquoi from the CNRS in Paris will be coming to the third symposium on medieval studies at the center of medieval studies of the Gabriela Mistral University (Santiago, Chile) at the end of September, where she will give the lecture "Thirteen centuries along the roads of Santiago"?.
http://www.ugm.cl/conferenciasseptiembre/
greetings
Codex Calixtinus
How wonderful, how lucky! It's a shame I can't attend. Best regards