THE FRENCH ROUTE TO SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA

Discover the fascinating journey on the French Route to Santiago de Compostela with our practical guide. This book is the perfect companion for anyone planning a pilgrimage to the tomb of St. James the Apostle in Spain, as well as for those who want to expand their knowledge about this extraordinary cultural and religious phenomenon.

• Complete guide to the French Route, from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in the Pyrenees.
• Detailed information about the towns, monuments and accommodations encountered along the way.
• Rich illustrations by the author, enriching the content of the guide.
• Expert assistance for pilgrims wishing to explore the history and art of the region.
• Inspiration for lovers of historical, archaeological and cultural journeys.

Jan Gać, the author of this guide, is a historian, photographer and traveler fascinated by the past. His numerous historical, archaeological and cultural expeditions through Europe, the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the Americas have resulted in a wealth of knowledge and experience, which he conveys in his books and articles. After graduating in photography in the USA, his travels also took on a cinematic character, capturing the traces of ancient cultures and civilizations on film.

The French Route is the oldest and most frequented pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela. This guide offers not only practical information, but also introduces the reader to the rich history, architecture and art of the regions encountered. Thanks to it, the journey becomes more conscious and full of unforgettable experiences.

This book is recommended both for those who are just planning their pilgrimage and for those who have already completed it and want to expand their knowledge about this extraordinary place. The author's illustrations add charm and authenticity to the guide, transporting the reader to the picturesque landscapes and historic sites of the French Route.

Publication details: Pages: 352, Format: 11x21 cm, Year of publication: 2011, binding: paperback, Publisher: Bernardinum.