Located in northwest Spain the Santiago de Compostela is a historical symbol for the Spanish Christians ever since the 10th century when the Muslims destroyed the cathedral. But the magnificent building was rebuilt to what we see today. The surrounding town monuments around the area surround the tomb of Saint James and the cathedral, which contains the remarkable portico de la Gloria. The Santiago de Compastela is not just a symbol of St James remains but to many pilgrims this end destination is the end of their wonderings and is a very emotional time after traveling the Comino as even wirey the cathedral inspires Christians from around the world.
Located in northwest Spain the Santiago de Compostela is a historical symbol for the Spanish Christians ever since the 10th century when the Muslims destroyed the cathedral. But the magnificent building was rebuilt to what we see today. The surrounding town monuments around the area surround the tomb of Saint James and the cathedral, which contains the remarkable portico de la Gloria. The Santiago de Compastela is not just a symbol of St James remains but to many pilgrims this end destination is the end of their wonderings and is a very emotional time after traveling the Comino as even wirey the cathedral inspires Christians from around the world.