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The Association of Friends of the Camino Soriana today organized a day of living for the feast of Santiago.

Soriana Association of Friends of the Camino Soria organized today a day of living on the occasion of the Feast of Santiago Apostol in which it will travel on foot part of the layout of the Castilian-Aragonese Way as it passes through the capital to the Monte Valonsadero.

The activity, which has enjoyed the collaboration of the City of Soria, is to "revitalize the Castilian-Aragonese pilgrimage, ffxiv gil, route of Camino de Santiago", a route that passes through different regions and localities in the provinces of Zaragoza, Soria and Burgos, for which participants pass on Sunday.

According to data provided by Europa Press soriano Consistory sources, "it is a day of living" which will take place on foot part of the track, specifically the, sto credits, one that goes to Mount Valonsadero and leaves at 9.30 am from the Plaza Mayor de Soria.

Moreover, 12.00 is envisaged the holding of a mass in honor of Santiago Apostol House Valonsadero Authorities and 1400 hours, a picnic lunch at the same mountain.

The councilman of Commerce, Tourism and Employment, Teresa Valdenebro, will be one of, mafiawars items, the participants of this conference to which are invited the mayors of the municipalities of Zaragoza, Soria and Burgos, where the route passes, the presidents of these regions, the presidents of local development associations and Proynerso Asopos, by Soria, and Agalsa, Burgos, and representatives of all public administrations, from the Junta de Castilla y Leon to the delegation, the county council, with the heads of the Board Tourism and the City Council. ITINERARY

The most documented of the routes that traverse the province of Soria is the branch of the Camino del Ebro, from its mouth in Amposta (Tarragona), would amount to Zaragoza and from there to Gallur (Zaragoza), where some pilgrims would choose to head Soria west to link up in Santo Domingo de Silos (Burgos) in the path of the wool from Valencia.

The other would be the route followed by pilgrims in the area of Sagunto (Valencia) that after spending Teruel and Calatayud (Zaragoza) would go on to the capital of Soria, from here continue with the route above.

According to the report prepared by the city of Soria are several historical factors that serve as a "solid foundation" to demonstrate the use of this route from the very origins of the Jacobean route, for example preachers Santiago travel to Zaragoza, the Roman road from Astorga to Caesaraugusta, or pilgrimage to San Francisco de Asis, among others.

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