The Mozarabic Way of St. James allows pilgrims to embark on their journey from southern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. The nearly 420 km long route begins in Granada and passes through Córdoba to Mérida, where it connects with the Via de la Plata. It primarily follows quiet country paths and serene roads, leading from the olive groves of Andalusia to the vast plains of Extremadura. The route not only offers plenty of sunshine but also an unforgettable hike through a landscape where diverse history is ever-present. In addition to the remarkable Moorish architecture of the Alhambra in Granada and the Mezquita in Córdoba, numerous fortresses and watchtowers from long ago line the way, and several rivers are crossed on bridges built by the Romans. In contrast to the main route in northern Spain, the Mozarabic Way is very tranquil.