The St. James Way in Saxony-Anhalt stretches over 431.5 km from Vehlen in Brandenburg to Eckartsberga, just before the Thuringian state border. Along the route, 32 Protestant and Catholic churches and monasteries invite pilgrims to experience silence, reflection, and prayer. Here, pilgrims can also receive their pilgrimage stamp. For those walking the path, a gap in the network of European pilgrimage routes is closed. They can now follow a St. James pilgrimage route from Poland and Scandinavia through Saxony-Anhalt. The St. James Pilgrimage Route in Saxony-Anhalt is marked with a stylized shell, the symbol of the European St. James Way, and is largely guided along hiking and cycling paths. The hiking guide presents the St. James Way in detail, featuring 35 maps and descriptions of each segment. Additionally, the pilgrimage sites, towns, and attractions along the way are introduced with images and text.