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Links tomados de la página http://www.intercom.es/mediaint/santiago/links.htm

  • El Camino de Santiago
    Reseña sobre el Camino de una agrupacion de ruteros en Mountain Bike. Universidad de Trento (Italia).
  • El Camino de Santiago
    Combina info con una especie de juego en el que se enseña la correcta utilización en castellano de los verbos ser y estar. Universidad de Maine.
  • AdventureQuest - Follow the Camino de Santiago
    Web para aventureros. Info sobre rutas en todo el mundo, entre ellas el Camino ( desde Burgos o Portugal).
  • Adventure & Specialty Travel-Product Page
    Similar a la anterior (parece una actualización pues utiliza los mismos textos y fotos).
  • Romanesque and Gothic
    Web con info sobre el arte románico y gótico del Camino. Links con páginas de la universidad de UCLA.
  • Pilgrim
    Un diario del recorrido del Camino con explicaciones basicas sobre todo lo relacionado a ganar el jubileo, arte, fotos....
  • santhome
    Web de Andrea Kirkby un escritor experto en todos los temas del Camino. Es un relato, jornada a jornada, de su experiencia en el Camino, desde Francia. No hay fotos. Dudoso fondo .
  • Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
    Web educativa. Muy completa, con bibliografía y con links de interés ( entre ellos el del Xacobeo).
  • Asociación de Madrid de Amigos del Camino de Santiago
    Web de esta asociación. Amplio numero de links con las web de otras asociaciones españolas.
  • 09
    La editorial portuguesa Ferreira&Bento tiene una web de servicios con un apartado de rutas dedicado al Camino portugués. Info sobre hoteles y hostales, muy somera.
  • SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
    Pagina de la asociación ciudades-patrimonio en la que aparece abundante material gráfico (buenas fotos) de Santiago.
  • Ruta de la Plata. Vía de la Plata. Camino de Santiago
    Web personal de "El Caminante" sobre la Ruta de la Plata (desde Sevilla)
  • Santiago de Compostela
    Web de una asociación católica alemana ( la firma Rolf Jouaux)
  • 97
    The Mining Co. es una publicación britanica con servicios de todo tipo:. Artículo sobre el Camino
  • Santiago de Compostela, Catholic Church
    La iglesia católica de Santiago de Compostela situada en Lake Forest, California, nos ofrece una web en la que encontramos info sobre su organización y fundación..
  • THE ROAD TO SANTIAGO
    De la Oficina de Turismo española en Tokio. Info sobre el Camino, albergues, asociaciones...
  • Ultreia - Camino de Santiago by Bike
    Web de la asociación Ultreia. Camino de Santiago en bicicleta. Distancias kilométricas entre todos los puntos del Camino.
  • SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
    Guía turística con todos los datos que necesitas en Compostela: sitios de interés, dónde comer, dormir, movida nocturna...
  • El Camino de Santiago
    Web sobre el Camino del departamento de español y portugués de la universidad de UCLA. Muy completo
  • Santiago de Compostela
    Web de MUNICIPIA, una organización con experiencia en el ambito de la investigación urbana. Entre estas ciudades, Santiago de Compostela.
  • Peregrino
    Web de Cesar Moreno, experto en instalaciones web y en caminos reales

Otras páginas útiles

Páginas personales acerca del Camino (experiencias y consejos de otros peregrinos)

 

Links tomados de la página http://www.caminhodesantiago.com/links3.htm

Enlaces tomados de la JakobsNet

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Paginas web de lugares concretos del camino

 

 

Enlaces tomados de http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/5406/

  • E' stato inaugurato l'ospitale dei pellegini di Monselice (PD). L'associazione "Amici di Santiago" presenta un interessante itinerario Romeo.
  • 5-9 Settembre: XXII settimana europea, convegno: L'Europa dei pellegrini - Collegio Universitario De Filippi di Varese. (programma)
  • Gli Atti del convegno "Le vie del cielo, itinerari di pellegrini attraverso la Lombardia" possono essere richiesti in segreteria (Elena Manzoni di Chiosca 02-6575875).
  • State andando a Roma a piedi lungo la via Francigena, ecco l'elenco delle soste e dovete guadare il PO
  • Presso la sede della nostra associazione (tel. 02 6575875) è possibile ritirare le credenziali del pellegrino per Roma e Santiago di Compostella.
  • Ecco il sito dell'Inventario Vie di comunicazione Storiche della svizzera e il sito dell' IVS italiano
  • La Camera di Commercio Berner Oberland di Interlaken (CH) ha preparato il sito http://www.jakobsweg.ch/ con una notevole quantità di informazioni sui cammini di S. Giacomo attraverso la Svizzera.

  • PELLEGRINI NEL MEDIOEVO Come vivevano, si spostavano, dove andavano i pellegrini che nel medioevo raggiungevano i luoghi santi 
    PELLEGRINI NEL NORD ITALIA Gli studenti di un Istituto tecnico per geometri ed un Liceo classico hanno visitato i luoghi di assistenza ai pellegrini che passavano per il nord Italia 
    ROMA Roma è il luogo del martirio di S.Pietro apostolo e la sede del Vicario di Cristo. Lungo le strade per Roma sono transitati per millenni eserciti, imperatori, mercanti e pellegrini 
    DUE LIBRI LUNGO LA VIA FRANCIGENA PER ROMA Sono i primi libri che hanno rivisitato in modo completo l'itinerario di Sigerico da Canterbury a Roma nel X sec. 
    CONSIDERAZIONI ATTORNO AL GIUBILEO Titolo originale "Luoghi di pellegrinaggio e incontro di culture" tratta in modo originale argomenti di attualità
    IL GIUBILEO DEL 1300 La storia e le curiosità del primo giubileo in un libro di Arsenio Frugoni

  • LE QUATTRO CHIESE Piero Bargellini ha scritto un interessante libro sulla storia dei Giubilei in cui vengono illustrate le quattro chiese che il pellegrino medioevale doveva visitare per ottenere l'indulgenza 
    L'OSPITALITA' A MILANO NEL 1300 Milano era un importante luogo di passaggio per i primi pellegrini giubilari che qui trovavano ospitalità
    SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELLA Santiago è il luogo di pellegrinaggio medioevale che ancora conserva lo spirito originale. Ogni anno migliaia di pellegrini percorrono a piedi le antiche vie della fede 
    EL MISTERIOSO CAMINO JACOPEO Su San Giacomo e sul ritrovamento del suo corpo a Compostella sono nate varie leggende che ne hanno accresciuto il mito
    I CAMMINI DI SAN GIACOMO ATTRAVERSO LA SVIZZERA L'istituto Vie Storiche della Svizzera ha di recente censito e segnalato i percorsi seguiti dai pellegrini iacopei sul territorio confederale.
    GERUSALEMME Gerusalemme, meta dei primi pellegrini fino da epoca romana, poi dei crociati. Era il centro del mondo medioevale cristiano 
    IL LUNGO VIAGGIO DEI MAGI Sono considerati i primi pellegrini cristiani. La storia delle reliquie dei Magi spiega la loro importanza 
    I SACRI MONTI DEL NORD ITALIA Sorsero quando la visita ai luoghi santi cominciava a diventare pericolosa. Nel Nord Italia le migliori rappresentazioni 
    ITINERARI FRA IL VENETO E LE MARCHE Fra il Veneto e le Marche restano documentati interessanti percorsi verso Roma alternativi alla Via Francigena 
    BIBLIOGRAFIA DI BASE E PERIODICI Un elenco dei principali testi che trattano dell'argomento 
    I SITI INTERNET DI APPROFONDIMENTO Sono ormai centinaia, buon lavoro! 

Enlaces tomados de http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/5398/ Marco Lazzari

  • El Camino de Santiago - a site at UCLA, but originally developed at the Northwestern University (Department of Hispanic Studies). Plenty of pictures and texts about the Camino (many documents are written in spanish). Among them:
  • The Spanish Road to Santiago de Compostela - a sensible map of the Camino.
  • At Northwestern they manage a mailing list, the Santiago Listserv, that "is dedicated to Santiago studies in the broadest terms. During the months of January, February and March, the Santiago Listserv primarily serves a class taught in the Northwestern University Department of Hispanic Studies by John Dagenais. But the list is also open to subscribers off campus. The format of the course is a virtual pilgrimage to Santiago".
    People with knowledge of a particular place may serve as virtual tour guides.
    To sign on to the list, send a regular email message to the following address:
    listserv@listserv.acns.nwu.edu.
    The text of the message should read:
    subscribe santiago Firstname Lastname
    You will receive a confirmation by electronic mail. From that point, you can post to the list at the following address:
    santiago@listserv.acns.nwu.edu
  • a mailing list on cultural activities related to the Xacobeo and, more in general, "to get in touch to those people who wish to cover the Road to Santiago trough any of its different routes".
  • The description of a pilgrimage from Le Puy to Santiago (on foot) written by Andrea Kirby: don't miss it, that's really poetry.
  • A short guide for the Camino written by Antti Lahelma: novices should definitely read it, but everybody will appreciate this page.
  • From Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela - a pilgrim's report, available both in english and in italian , written by Paolo Giaretta, who travelled by bicycle from Roncesvalles to Santiago in 8 stages.
  • A very rich site from Switzerland in German, French and English. Plenty of useful information - an enormous list of links - and every saturday, there is a new issue of Jakobs-News, an electronic magazine about the Camino.
  • Texts, pictures, touristic information and a rich bibliography (spanish and english books) at the site Camino de Santiago: camino iniciatico a las Estrrellas (in Spanish).
    They also manage a mailing list on the Camino; you can subscribe both via Web and via email. If you want to have a look at the messages of the list, you can find them on the web as well.
  • Salvador Miranda, who is planning to do the Camino by bike, has "built a site where he mentions the stops he is intending to do". That's really useful, since it includes the distance of each site from the previous one, from St. Jean and from Santiago. Salvador says that "after the trip he will include all the pictures, recommendations and anectdotes". Moreover, he collected many pointers to other sites.
  • The 31st of December of 1998 a group of friends, from varying backgrounds, has formed a brotherhood of veteran pilgrims, friends of the European ROADS to Compostela. They have set up their own site, where you'll find, among other news, a rich commented list of sites and a journal.
  • The Complesso Vocale Mercede is an italian choir that made a CD interely dedicated to the music of the Camino.
  • An other pilgrim on the net: Daniel Sancho Ehlert describes (in Spanish) the Ruta de la Plata, from Sevilla to Astorga. Daniel maintains an interesting set of links to web resources about regions and towns on the Route (not necessarily sites devoted to the Camino).
  • A brazilian site rich of very nice pictures is managed by Guy Veloso and Antonio Fonseca (in Portuguese).
  • An other brazilian site will provide you with many good references to the Camino (in Portuguese).
  • Victor Nuño has developed a page for the Madrid Friends Association. It's very rich of useful information, such as a very large listing of Associations through the world. It's perhaps the richest source of pointers to Spanish sites about the Route.
  • Pilgrim's ways in Middle Ages (Strade di pellegrinaggio nel Medio Evo) is a large site of the Italian Associazione Lombarda di Studi Jacopei per il Ripristino degli Itinerari Compostellani, Romei e Ierosolimitani, managed by Dario Monti and Rosalba Franchi. They deal (in Italian) with many aspects of the pilgrimage, with reference both to Santiago and to the other major pilgrimages of the Middle Ages.
  • The Junta de Castilla y León manages a site that describes (in spanish) the Camino through Castilla y León; there is historical and touristic information, with a hypertextual organisation that allows you to visit their pages either by following the Camino or by focusing on specific themes (gastronomia, museos, Semana Santa, camping). Among them:
  • some descriptions of the traditional events which occurr during the Semana Santa;
  • some notes on regional food (by the way, I had wonderful meals at the Bodega Regia (León) and at the Bodega da Leo (Villafranca)).
  • Route of the Santiago Way - it provides a synthetical description of the main towns and villages on the Camino.
  • Vistas del Camino - a short introductory (spanish) text and some pictures and maps.
  • Friends of the Road to Santiago - the unofficial site of the American friends of the Camino.
  • Some students of the University of Navarra developed a site at the Department of Computer Technologies (in spanish). Several useful documents - among them:
  • addresses of associations of friends of the Camino around the world;
  • some historical notes on the Camino, comprising the algorithm to define the años jacobeos.
  • Not far from there you'll find a good guide to Pamplona.
  • José Roberto Pinto de Almeida and Aurelio Moreira da Silva "are two engeneers, that planned to cross Santiago's Route by bike, when attending to an extension course at the Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro".
    After their trip, they developed a site "to show to all the ones who appreciate nature, arts, and adventurous sports, adding bits of magic and religiosity, that exists a milenar route that leads pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela, in Spain, perfect to be crossed by bike, waiting for anyone who wants to take a chance".
    There are versions of their site in Portuguese, English, Spanish, and perhaps in French (not yet implemented).
    Among their interesting pages, I would suggest to have a look at:
  • the FAQ on the Camino in Portuguese, and in English;
  • which are the advantages of crossing the Route by bike?
  • a very long list of (uncommented) pointers to web sites about the Camino;
  • a shedule in 21 stages.
  • Mariano Fernandez is building a page (in Spanish) about his adventure on the North Way (El Camino del Norte), riding a mountain-bike from Ribadeo to Santiago.
  • A very peculiar description of the pilgrimage has been written (in Spanish) by Elquecamina; I found it funny, except for his diatriba against the cyclists - you know, I couldn't agree, after my Roncesvalles-Santiago by bike ;-).
  • The Centre Diocesain de Rouen is organising a pilgrimage to Santiago (1999, August 16-29). They have set up a site about this pilgrimage (in French). If you are interested in it, you will find there the information to contact the organisers and join them.
  • A group of French friends tell you about their pilgrimage from Orthez to Santiago (980 Km). They also speak about the history of the pilgrimage, and about the spiritual reasons of their journey. The original version of the site is in French.
  • Plenty of useful information for those who want to face the Camino have been written (in French) by Maria de la Calle Escudero and Jacques Boissaire. A great site, that you should not miss, if you wanto to reach Santiago on foot.
  • Henri Noguóro has set up a rich photographic reportage about his pilgrimage to Santiago (December 1999; text in French).
  • And what about Simone Luchini, who built a site where he copied my own page, in order to protect it from any possible virtual storm over the net? I couldn't miss a link to his site (in Italian); please note a very useful page with "technical advice" for facing the pilgrimage.