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Doing the Camino de Santiago from Seville to the Cathedral of Compostela means completing more than 950 kms, following the Vía de la Plata. This route takes a fork in the locality of Granja de Moreruela in Zamora.
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In Seville, the Vía de la Plata is born, one of the longest, most unique and most traditional routes of all those that cross the Peninsula; This route crosses the country from south to northwest, crossing Andalusia, Extremadura, Castilla y León and Galicia until reaching Santiago de Compostela.
La Movida fue un movimiento contractual que se originó, principalmente, en Madrid durante los primeros años de la Transición española y que se extendió hasta mediados de los años 80. Sin ...
- Sevilla to Guillena, 22.8 km – 14.2 miles. This first stage of the Via de la Plata is pretty easy and not too long, without any climbing. I completed it in just over five hours, with a short break roughly halfway.
- Guillena to Castilblanco de los Arroyos, 18.2 km – 11.3 miles. This stage is short, but it was a bit complicated for me. It had rained the evening before, so the path was quite muddy.
- Castilblanco de los Arroyos to Almadén de la Plata, 28.8 km – 18 miles. This stage is quite long and complicated. For the first 15 km give or take, you’ll be walking along the side of the road on the tarmac.
- Almadén de la Plata to Monesterio, 34.4 km – 21.4 miles. This stage can be divided into two, many of the pilgrims I was walking with did that, so I left most of them behind as I decided to do it all.
Crossing Spain from south to north. From Seville to Gijón, going through heritage cities like Mérida, Salamanca, León and Astorga. This is the route of the historic Roman road which ran between northern and southern Spain, one of the most important on the Iberian Peninsula at that time.
The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata is a fascinating trail running north-to-south across Spain and ideal for mountain bike enthusiasts. From Seville to Gijón, it's an adventure that crosses four different regions: Andalusia, Extremadura, Castile and Leon and Asturias.
