Walking guide Spain: Mozarabischer Jakobsweg von Granada nach Mérida (227) 2.A 2017

The Mozarabic Route of St. James leaves pilgrims free to choose their way from southern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. The more than 400 km long route starts in Granada and leads via Córdoba to Merida, where it meets the Via de la Plata. It takes you along mainly lonely country roads and quiet roads from the olive plantations in Andalusia to the vast plain of Extremadura. The route not only offers plenty of sunshine, but also an unforgettable journey through a landscape in which varied history is omnipresent.

Unlike the main route in the north of Spain, the Camino de Santiago Mozarabic is very quiet, because on the lonely route you are likely to meet only other pilgrims. The scarce accommodations make precise planning of your pilgrimage essential and this guide is here to help you. In addition to a detailed route description, it provides all necessary practical information about housing and food and is supplemented with background information about the cultural sights along the way..