The journey is the destination – this phrase is the guiding motto on the Camino de Santiago, a special pilgrimage route since the Middle Ages. The Camino de Santiago leads from Saint Jean-Pied-de Port in the Pyrenees to Pamplona, the historically significant capital of Navarre – famous for its bullfighting tradition – and passes through three other regions: the mountainous La Rioja, widely known for its wonderful Rioja wines, Castile and León, a vast Meseta landscape interspersed with fertile hill ranges, and finally Galicia, which offers lush meadows, forests, and abundant water. Here, every pilgrim reaches their long-awaited destination, the city of the Apostle's tomb – Santiago de Compostela. The historic pilgrimage route offers breathtaking landscapes, remarkable cities, dreamy little mountain villages, and for some, THE fulfillment in the search for their true self.