Camino de Santiago 2022 Day 10 Santo Domingo de la Calzada to Belorado HD 1080p
Mom and daughter walk from Santo Domingo de la Calzada to Belorado along the French (Frances) Route of the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
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Camino de Santiago - Via de la Plata - Arroyo Molinos
TRAMO DESDE SANTIPONCE A GUILLENA MOSTRANDO ALTERNATIVA PARA ÉPOCA DE LLUVIA.
A SECTION FROM SANTIPONCE GUILLENA ALTERNATIVE FOR SHOWING AGE OF RAIN.
AGRESIÓN! a músico de Virgen de los Reyes en la Extraordinaria del Resucitado 2022
Artercado sufrido durante la salida extraordinaria de Jesús Resucitado en la tarde del 22 de Octubre donde una persona agrede a un músico para cruzar por el medio de la banda durante una chicota. una situación que se repite a menudo por toda España. una situación que hay q mentalizar a la gente. Respetemos a los músicos!
Italica Santiponce - Seville, Spain
Our day trip from Seville to Santiponce took about 25 minutes by bus. Santiponce is where the archeological ancient ruins of the Roman City of Italica is found. Italica was founded in the year 206 B.C. That's right 206 before Christ. This is also the place where scenes from the Game of Thrones were filmed (huge fun here :0).
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Ostía tío, Sevilla está de Puta Madre!
I visited Analucía during Christmas time, and Sevilla has the number one spot so far in my list. The the architecture, the alleys, the Alcázar, Plaza España, and the cathedral are just incredible. And the people, the people of Sevilla were a treat! Everyone was incredible nice with us and with our dog Kevin.
I also visited during Christmas time which made our visit even more enjoyable, with decorations everywhere and Christmas music everywhere, Sevilla went from Amazing to Magical.
Hope you guys enjoy it and like always... See you on the next one!
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0:00 - 1:120 - Cinematic Intro
1:21 - 1:47 - Intro
1:48 - 3:02 - Free Walking Tour
3:03 - 4:06 - VISIT THE ALCÁZAR
4:07 - 4:52 - WALK THE CITY AT NIGHT
4:53 - 5:57 - PLAZA ESPAÑA & FLAMENCO
5:58 - 6:53 - SUNSET AT LAS SETAS
6:54 - 7:26 - DO'S AND DONT'S
7:27 - 7:39 - Outro
Siviglia - Partenza per la Via de la Plala
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Via de la Plata 1/10, from Seville to Monesterio, Camino de Santiago | CaminoWays.com
The Vía de la Plata is the longest of all the Camino de Santiago routes, travelling from Andalucía, in the South of Spain all the way to Galicia, in the North-West. The first section of the Via de la Plata Camino route starts in magnificent Seville, crossing Andalucía’s countryside, the Sierra Norte National Park and finishing in Monesterio, gateway to the Extremadura region. The route from Seville will be dotted with Roman ruins. Following paths among orange and olive groves, you will also encounter some of the famous black pigs used for some of the best cured ham in the country.
Siviglia: cosa vedere GRATIS in città! [ENG subs]
Continua il tour dell'Andalusia! Oggi facciamo un giro a Siviglia per vedere le attrazioni meno conosciute della città: il Metropol Parasol ovvero la struttura in legno più grande al mondo, la Torre dell'Oro dove veniva conservato l'oro proveniente dalle Americhe, l'Archivio delle Indie dove venivano invece conservati i documenti e infine la Porta della Macarena che attraversiamo lasciando la città per dirigerci verso una nuova meta!
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Discovering Spain's Hidden Gem: Walking the Via de la Plata
This video provides a brief overview of the Via de la Plata. What to know before you go.
Salud y Relax en la Ruta del Agua, Guillena, Sevilla
Si eres deportista, y de los que huyen de las grandes ciudades y de las aglomeraciones, te proponemos una incursión por esta ruta, un sendero que supone un disfrute para los sentidos, un recorrido para hacer a pie o en bicicleta y, descubrir un acogedor pueblo. Además, está salpicada de las infraestructuras necesarias para disfrutar del ejercicio y la naturaleza, hay miradores, refugios, apeaderos y zonas de descanso, merenderos, y señales informativas. Un destino sano.
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Escuela de vuelo Aeroguillena, Guillena. Sevilla
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Esta escuela de vuelo, fundada por Siegmund Richter, Aeroguillena, se encuentra cerca de Sevilla, puedes volar a vista de pájaro junto a un piloto con experiencia. La escuela está reconocida por la DGAC. Se pueden realizar clases prácticas y teóricas para poder acceder a diferentes titulaciones para pilotar un ultraligero. La escuela cuentan con aviones básicos y de última generación. Podrás realizar paseos aéreos y bautizos aéreos. Otra forma de acercarnos a la Ruta del Agua desde una perspectiva diferente.
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Starting Strong: A Happy Introduction to the Via de la Plata
Today is the day! I start my pilgrimage on the Via De La Plata. It took me a while to find the starting point but once I did, I was on my way.
Distance walked: 14.25 miles
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Via de la Plata: Day 1 Seville to Castilbanco
Join us on our first day's walk out of Seville where we left the congestion and pavement and made our way to Castilbanco. We did a double stage to maximize our time on the trail.
Via de la Plata 1007 km to Santiago Camino de Santiago in 37 days vía Sanabres
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The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, is a network of pilgrimage routes that lead to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain, where the remains of the apostle Saint James are believed to be buried.
The Camino Via de la Plata, which translates to Way of the Silver in English also is known as the Southern Way. It begins in the ancient city of Seville and passes through the regions of Andalusia, Extremadura, and Castilla y Leon and is known for its beautiful landscapes, rich history, and cultural significance and offers a unique opportunity to connect with the land and with oneself, as well as with other travelers along the way.
People have been walking the Via de la Plata for millennia as it started out as a Roman trading route. You will be constantly reminded that you are on the original route that joined the cities of Merida and Astorga, from the old roman road surfaces you walk on, to seeing the old roman millenario mile markers columns that used to mark the way.
Whilst the VLP officially ends in Astorga, most pilgrims follow the arrows down the Camino Sanábres to Santiago via Ourense as I do in this video.
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00:00. Intro
00:45 Day 1 Sevilla to Guillena
04.57 Day 2 Guillena to Castilblanco del Arroyo
08:10 Day 3 Castilblanco del Arroyo to Almadén de la Plata
12:14 Day 4 Almadén de la Plata to Monesterio
15:31Day 5 Monesterio to Fuente de Cantos
18:09 Day 6 Fuente de Cantos to Zafra
21: 52 Day 7 Zafra to Vilafranca del Barro
24:39 Day 8 Villafranca de los Barros to Mérida
28:13 Day 9 Merida to Aljucen
30:46 Day 10 Aljucen to Aldea del Cano
33:25 Day 11 Aldea del Cano to Cáceres
36:05 Day 12 Cáceres to Casar de Cáceres
38:06 Day 13 Casar de Cáceres to Cañaveral
41:01 Day 14 Cañaveral to Galisteo
42:49 Day 15 Galisteo to Olivos de Placencia
46:30 Day 16 Olivos de Plasencia to Aldeanueva del Camino
49:44 Day 17 Aldeanueva del Camino to Calzada de Béjar
54:00 Day 18 Calzada de Béjar to Fuenterroble de Salvatierra
57:18 Day 19 Fuenterroble de Salvatierra to San Pedro de Rozados
01:1:00 Day 20 San Pedro de Rosados to Salamanca
01:04:10 Day 21 Salamanca to El Cubo de la Tierra del Vino
01:06:27 Day 22 El Cubo de la Tierra del Vino to Zamora
01:09:12 Day 23 Zamora to Granja de Moreruela
01:11:35 Day 24 Granja de Moreruela to Tabara
01:14:00 Day 25 Tabara to Santa Marta de Tera
01:16:14 Day 26 Santa Marta de Tera to Rionegro del Puente
01:18:09 Day 27 Rionegro del Puente to Asturiana
01:19:56 Day 28 Asturiana to Puebla de Sanabria
01:21:42 Day 29 Puebla de Sanabria to Lubián
01:24:16 Day 30 Lubián to A Guiñda
01:29:27 Day 31 A Gundiña to Laza
01:31:42 Day 32 Laza to Xunqueria de Ambia
01:34:40 Day 33 Xunqueira de Ambia to Ourense
01:36:40 Day 34 Ourense to Cea
01:43:11 Day 35 Cea to A Laxe
01:47:10 Day 36 A Laxe to Ponte Ulla
Which was the Best Camino of these Four?
Having just recently walked the Via de la Plata, the Camino Invierno, the Camino Fisterra and part of the Camino Frances.......which do you think was the best Camino?
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TIMESTAMPS (in case you want to skip) ????
0:00 Intro
2:25 Via De La Plata
8:10 Camino Frances
13:41 Camino Invierno
20:55 Camino Fisterra
24:24 Recap & The Most Enjoyable Camino
28:00 Outro
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This was quite a Camino adventure for me. Although I had walked 3 Caminos before, this one was longer, more remote and a little harder to plan and manage as I went along.
1,200 kms over 60 days. I started in Seville on the Via de la Plata aka the VdlP. I headed north to Astorga, where I joined the Camino Frances briefly. Then at Ponferrada I veered off onto the Camino Invierno. The 'Winter Route'. And on reaching Santiago, I continued on to Finisterre (Fisterra) and Muxia.
It was an amazing journey, completing 3 different Camino routes and visiting another briefly (Camino Frances).
Each route was very different. But I was surprised at the end, to discover which Camino route I enjoyed the most!
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GOOD CAMINO VIDEOS FOR NEWBIES
I thought it might be useful to point these out, as they address a lot of questions that Pilgrims have when planning their first Camino:
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⚠️ Camino Warning - Before You Walk the CAMINO de Santiago:
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✈️ Camino Travel - Trekking Poles on the Plane:
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The Camino de Santiago consists of numerous pilgrimage paths across Europe, all leading to St. James's tomb in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. THese include:
1. **Camino Francés**, the most renowned, crosses northern Spain, starting in France.
2. **Camino Portugués**, from Lisbon or Porto, combines urban and rural landscapes.
3. **Camino del Norte** offers picturesque views along Spain's northern coast.
4. **Camino Primitivo**, the first known pilgrimage route, is both challenging and rewarding.
5. **Camino Inglés**, preferred by English and Irish pilgrims, is shorter and commences at the ports of Ferrol or A Coruña.
6. **Via de la Plata**, the longest route, initiates in Seville and traverses western Spain.
7. **Camino Francés from Sarria** covers the last 100 km, the minimum required for the official pilgrimage certificate.
8. **Camino de Finisterre and Muxía** starts from Santiago, ending at the End of the World.
9. **Camino Portugués Coastal Route** is an alternative coastal path from Porto.
10. **Camino Sanabrés** offers less-traveled paths from Granja de Moreruela, providing a unique spiritual experience.
Each path offers a unique journey through history, culture, and nature, contributing to the rich tapestry of the Camino de Santiago experience.
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AS Invite a tourist for dinner: a travel agency in Seville joins travelers and hosts at their homes
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In Seville an alternative to traditional travel agencies has been born. NotJustaTourist is an enterprise created by two young entrepreneurs that offers different ways to know Seville away from traditional tours. One of their most curious activities is 'Eat at Home', where up to six people can eat traditional products at the home of people who lives in Seville.
Walking around Feria area in Seville - 4k Virtual Walking Tour, Spain ????????
As we begin our stroll along Regina street, you'll be greeted by a picturesque setting with narrow, cobblestone streets lined with colorful buildings adorned with flower-filled balconies. The neighborhood exudes a bohemian vibe and is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
As you make your way towards Feria street, you'll notice the lively energy building up. Feria Street itself is a wide boulevard filled with shops, restaurants, and cafes. You'll find traditional tapas bars where you can savor delicious Andalusian cuisine and enjoy refreshing drinks.
As we continue our walk, you'll notice the stunning traditional architecture that characterizes the area. Many houses have vibrant, colorful facades and wrought-iron balconies.
One of the highlights of the Feria Street area is the Mercado de Feria, a bustling market where you can find an array of fresh produce, local products, and souvenirs. Exploring the market is a sensory delight, with the aroma of spices and the vibrant colors of fruits and vegetables.
Overall, a walk around the Feria street area offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and gastronomy. It's a chance to experience the essence of Seville's traditional neighborhoods and discover the vibrant spirit of the city.
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Via de la Plata (Camino de Santiago). Part 1. Seville to Mérida
Walking the Vía de la Plata, the Silver Route of the Camino de Santiago. Part 1. Seville to Mérida. Infrastructure on the route, distances, private and public albergues, challenges and a lot of fun on the Camino.
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