Today marks a turning point in the modest history of this blog. After many hours of work, many posts, photos, and searches... Continue reading
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According to a press release issued by the General Secretariat of Tourism of the Xunta de Galicia on August 6, the Camino Xacobeo is... Continue reading
The experience of holding a facsimile of the Codex Calixtinus in your hands is difficult to explain. You know it's not the original and that... Continue reading
We continue with our special collaborations. This time, vueltaabierta.com presents one of the Camino's curiosities; we hope you enjoy it. The Camino de... Continue reading
In this impressive document, we see how the Dean of the Cathedral of Santiago himself explains, both verbally and with the manuscript itself... Continue reading
If you have decided to purchase a facsimile copy of the Codex Calixtinus, CONGRATULATIONS! You are about to buy one of the most highly valued facsimile copies on the market... Continue reading
The void left by the theft of Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting on the Louvre wall was as shocking and painful as... Continue reading
This morning we posted a disturbing message on our Twitter account, copied from the website Religión Confidencial, which outlined the major fears... Continue reading
This work was already world-renowned in the field of historical research, as it is one of the oldest surviving texts... Continue reading
At home we had always heard talk of graphic arts, linotype machines, typesetters, bookbinding, but I never would have imagined that it would continue... Continue reading
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