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Description: The Monastery of Samos is one of the oldest monasteries in Spain and an important spiritual stop on the Camino de Santiago in Galicia. Pilgrims have been welcomed here for centuries. A minimalist silhouette design inspired by this historic monastery.
Description: Puente La Reina is one of the most famous bridges on the Camino de Santiago. Built in the Middle Ages to help pilgrims cross the Arga River, it remains an iconic landmark on the Camino Francés. A minimalist silhouette design celebrating this historic crossing.
Description: León Cathedral is one of the most breathtaking Gothic cathedrals in Spain. Its famous stained glass windows welcome pilgrims walking the Camino Francés toward Santiago de Compostela. A minimalist silhouette design celebrating this historic stop on the Way of St James.
Description: Finisterre was once believed to be the end of the known world. Many pilgrims continue walking to this lighthouse after reaching Santiago to complete their journey at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. A minimalist silhouette design celebrating this powerful Camino tradition.
Description: Pamplona is one of the great historic stops along the Camino Francés. Its cathedral rises above the old city where thousands of pilgrims pass every year on their way to Santiago de Compostela. A minimalist silhouette design celebrating this important Camino landmark.
Description: O Cebreiro is one of the most magical places on the Camino de Santiago. Perched high in the mountains of Galicia, this historic village welcomes pilgrims before the final stages of the journey to Santiago. A minimalist silhouette design inspired by this iconic stop on the Camino Francés.
Description: Cruz de Ferro is one of the most powerful moments on the Camino de Santiago. Pilgrims traditionally leave a stone at the base of the cross, symbolising the burdens they carried on the journey. A minimalist silhouette design celebrating this iconic place on the Way of St James. Buen Camino.
Description: Alto del Perdón is famous for its metal sculptures of pilgrims walking across the ridge. The inscription reads: “Where the path of the wind crosses the path of the stars.” A minimalist silhouette design celebrating one of the most iconic views on the Camino de Santiago.