Camino Portugués

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Camino Portugués is a popular pilgrimage route through Portugal and into Spain that leads to the shrine of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pilgrimage route
route of the Camino de Santiago
approximateLength about 240 km from Porto to Santiago
about 610 km from Lisbon to Santiago
connectedTo Camino Francés
Camino Inglés
Camino del Norte
country Portugal
Spain
crosses Minho River
crossesBorder Portugal–Spain border
dedicatedTo Saint James the Great
destination Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
followsCoast true on Coastal Route
hasPurpose cultural tourism
long-distance walking
religious pilgrimage
hasVariant Central Route
Coastal Route
Spiritual Variant
language Portuguese
Spanish
notableTown Barcelos
Caldas de Reis
Santarém
Tomar
partOf Camino de Santiago
passesThrough Coimbra
Pontevedra
Porto
Redondela
Tui
Valença do Minho
Vigo
popularWith Portuguese pilgrims
Spanish pilgrims
international pilgrims
region Galicia
Northern Portugal
linked to: northern Portugal
religion Roman Catholicism
season autumn
spring
startsIn Lisbon
Porto
terminus Santiago de Compostela
UNESCODesignation part of Routes of Santiago de Compostela
usesSymbol scallop shell
yellow arrow

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Camino de Santiago hasMajorRoute Camino Portugués
Camino Finisterre-Muxía isConnectedTo Portuguese Way of St. James
linked to: Camino Portugués
Caldas de Reis onRoute Portuguese Way of St. James
linked to: Camino Portugués
Caldas de Reis locatedOn Portuguese route to Santiago de Compostela
linked to: Camino Portugués