🚶♂️ Embark on the Ultimate Pilgrimage! 🚶♀️ “Camino de Santiago Journey” Authentic immersive walking simulator based on real routes
🌄 Walk from Pyrenees to Santiago 🗺️ Accurate French Route towns & landscapes 👥 Meet pilgrims with deep backstories ✨ Wholesome “solution-first” narrative style 📖 Persistent diary for reflections
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I decide to start from León
The morning dawns cool in León, with that peculiar northern Spanish light that seems to come from everywhere and nowhere at once. You stand in the Plaza de la Regla, the magnificent Gothic cathedral looming before you like a stone sentinel. Its stained glass windows, even in dawn's half-light, cast colored patterns across the cobblestones - flecks of ruby, emerald, and sapphire that might as well be breadcrumbs guiding you westward.
Your pack feels comfortable, the weight familiar after months of preparation. The credential in your hand bears only the municipal albergue's stamp from last night - a blank canvas waiting for the journey's story. A few early risers mill about, some already shouldering packs, others sipping strong coffee at the plaza café.
To your left, the medieval quarter's narrow streets wait to funnel pilgrims out of the city. Ahead, the cathedral's Virgin of La Regla watches over departing travelers, her stone face carrying the weight of centuries of goodbyes and safe returns. Somewhere in the distance, the clinking of cooking pots and murmured “Buen Camino” greetings form the background melody to this morning's departure.
You check your guidebook one last time - 17km to La Virgen del Camino today, passing through Trobajo del Camino and the industrial outskirts before reaching the shrine that marks the Meseta's threshold. The path is well-marked, but you've memorized the key turns anyway.
As you shoulder your pack and take those first steps, León seems to hold its breath - not quite releasing you yet, but no longer holding you close. The cathedral bells chime six times, each peal rolling across the awakening city like a benediction.
You begin your westward journey.
You stand at the threshold of a journey measured in footsteps rather than miles, where ancient paths whisper stories to those who walk them. The Camino de Santiago stretches before you - 780 kilometers of possibility, each step carrying pilgrims toward a destination both physical and spiritual.
The morning light filters through stone archways and rustling oak leaves. Somewhere nearby, someone hums a tune older than the buildings around you. The air carries the scent of freshly brewed coffee from an unseen café and the distant chime of a church bell.
You adjust your backpack, its familiar weight already becoming part of your body. Your walking stick taps rhythmically against cobblestones as you consider where your pilgrimage begins.
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