Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of Compostella
? Thank you

Pierre

Pierre Etienne - Jacqueline Henrard wrote:
    >
    > Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of
    > Compostella ?

One would expect google would deliver tons of stuff? At least if one searches with
the proper Spanish name.

    >Pierre Etienne - Jacqueline Henrard wrote:
    >>
    >> Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of
    >> Compostella ?
    >

Quite the impressive site. Here's the offical one for the Spanish end of the route.
www.xacobeo.es

Just use the Spanish in a Yahoo or similar search engine : 'santiago compostela' and you get hundreds

Look up Santiago de Compostella in Google, I did, and there are many sites to peruse
whether you can read Spanish or not. Saint Jacques de Compostelle is the French name
so you are not likely to find anything with that in a search. Enjoy the results.
Danielle "Pierre Etienne - Jacqueline Henrard" <[email protected]> wrote
in message news:[email protected]...
    > Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of
    > Compostella ? Thank you
    >
    > Pierre

    >Subject: Re: st jacques de compostelle From: "Danielle" [email protected] Date:
    >8/3/2002 6:36 PM

    >
    >Look up Santiago de Compostella in Google, I did, and there are many sites to
    >peruse whether you can read Spanish or not. Saint Jacques de Compostelle is the
    >French name so you are not likely to find anything with that in a search. Enjoy the
    >results. Danielle

    >"Pierre Etienne - Jacqueline Henrard" <[email protected]> wrote in
    >message news:[email protected]...
    >> Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of
    >> Compostella ? Thank you
    >>
    >> Pierre

Why would you think that there would not be any information under the French name?
Part of the route *is* in France afterall.

Google brings up plenty...most of it useless. I suspect the original poster was
looking for the official site (which is fairly well known to those interested in this
route). It has been posted.

Try www.cjs.org.uk/index.html and http://home.wxs.nl~marlaine/santiago.htm. The best
book is: "A Practical Guide for Pilgrims" by Millan Bravo Lozano. It's available in
Spanish and English and, I would imagine, French. If you're interested in doing the
french part as well, let me know.

Danielle wrote:

    > Look up Santiago de Compostella in Google, I did, and there are many sites to
    > peruse whether you can read Spanish or not. Saint Jacques de Compostelle is the
    > French name so you are not likely to find anything with that in a search. Enjoy the
    > results. Danielle "Pierre Etienne - Jacqueline Henrard"
    > <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of
    > > Compostella ? Thank you
    > >
    > > Pierre
    > >

"Pierre Etienne - Jacqueline Henrard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
    > Anyone know a site address related to the pilgrims' routes to St James of
    > Compostella ? Thank you
    > Pierre

Salut,

J'ai juste trouvé ça en vitesse avec aussi un site belge :

http://users.online.be/%7Eols05-
171/coadrlie.htm http://w-
ww.duquebecacompostelle.org/hyper.asp

didier Meurgues