There are many paths, but one Way. The Camino de Santiago is made up of many different ancient routes all leading to the Cathedral in Santiago. Historically pilgrims (the name of those who embark on this type of journey) would start by walking out their front door from wherever they lived in Europe (Prague, Paris, Florence, etc.) and end at the Cathedral where St. James is thought to be buried in Santiago, Spain. This guide provides more than a route and a packing list. It will also help you think through the holistic spiritual retreat you are embarking on and provide you with prompts and a way to prepare for this type of pilgrimage.