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The Way's name in other languages

The Way of St. James has an often bewildering variety of different names in various European languages:

In Spanish it is usually called El Camino de Santiago or El Camino for short
In Galician it is O Camiño de Santiago and often also Ruta Xacobea
In Basque it is Donejakue Bidea
In Catalan it is called the Camí de Sant Jaume de Galícia
In Czech it is called the Cesta Svatého Jakuba
In German it is called Der Jakobsweg or the more archaic Der Jakobusweg
In French le chemin de Saint Jacques
In Italian Cammino di Santiago
In Polish Droga (or szlak) świętego Jakuba
In Portuguese O Caminho de Santiago
In Irish Slí Naomh Shéamais
In Hungarian it is called Szent Jakab-út
In Slovak it is called the Cesta Svätého Jakuba
In Dutch it is called Jakobspad
In Bulgarian it is called Ka
In Flemish and Dutch, it is St. Jacobsroute

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Confraternity of St. James, Pilgrim Guides To Spain 1. The Camino Francés
Bethan Davies and Ben Cole, Walking the Camino de Santiago
John Brierley, A Pilgrim's Guide to the Camino Francés: From St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela
David M. Gitlitz and Linda Kay Davidson, The Pilgrimage Road to Santiago
Cheri Powell,The Practical Guide to Practically Everything You Need to Prepare for the Camino de Santiago
Susan Alcorn, Camino Chronicle: Walking to Santiago
Canadian Company of Pilgrims, Downloadable guides to Camino de Santiago.

John Brierley - A Pilgrim's Guide to the Camino Francés: From St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela
Davies and Cole - Walking the Camino de Santiago

José María Anguita. "The Way of Saint James. Practical guide of the pilgrim". (2004) ISBN 978-84-241-0406-1. Available in English
Ángel González. "El Camino de Santiago por la Costa o Camino Norte". (2004) ISBN 84-241-0479-X.
Varios Autores. El Camino de Santiago. (1991) ISBN 84-7782-147-X —Preceding unsigned comment added by Filll (talk • contribs) 23:32, 26 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Michael Jecks, The Templar's Penance; two pilgrims from Devon, England in Compostela in the 14th Century

Jim & Eleanor Clem, Buen Camino-Hiking the Camino de Santiago
Paulo Coelho, The Pilgrimage
Susan Alcorn, Camino Chronicle: Walking to Santiago
Shirley MacLaine, The Camino
Kevin A. Codd, To The Field of Stars: A Pilgrim's Journey to Santiago de Compostela —Preceding unsigned comment added by Kambrosec (talk • contribs) 06:37, 18 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
James Michener, Iberia, One chapter on Camino de Santiago
Nancy Frey, Pilgrim Stories
Sue Kenney, My Camino
Louise Collis, Memoirs of a Medieval Woman
Tim Moore, Spanish Steps
Jean Vielliard, Le Guide du Pelerin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle. Paris: Librarie Philosophique J. Vrin, (1938) 5th edition 1984 [Latin text with facing French translation]
Confraternity of St. James, Pilgrim Guides To Spain 1. The Camino Francés
Nancy Frey, Pilgrim Stories
Davies and Cole, Walking the Camino de Santiago
Sue Kenney, My Camino
Babette Gallard, Riding the Milkway
John Brierley, A Pilgrim's Guide to the Camino Francés: From St. Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela
Louise Collis, Memoirs of a Medieval Woman.
Gitlitz and Davidson, The Pilgrimage Road to Santiago
Village to Village Guide to The Camino Santiago. Simon wallenberg Press
Planning Guide for English speaking pilgrims

www.ultreiaetsuseia.com Personal page of the way of Santiago, advice, maps, photos, etc…

Compostela Group of Universities - a network of Universities preserving the historical and cultural heritage of the route

www.ultreiaetsuseia.com Page of the way of Santiago, advice, maps, photos, etc…...

Road to Santiago Photodiary of a 100 photos collection by Tiziano Fioriti and Mattia Guerri —Preceding unsigned comment added by Filll (talk • contribs) 18:29, 13 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]