Seville → Santiago de Compostela

Vía de la Plata

A long southern Camino from Seville through Andalucía, Extremadura and the old Roman-road corridor, then following the Sanabrés continuation through A Gudiña, Laza and Ourense toward Compostela. Its 970 km progress scale uses curated orientation anchors.

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illustrated waypoints

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Highlights along the way

Curated orientation points rather than a turn-by-turn navigation guide. Route variants can change the exact distance.

Seville Spain
km 0.0 · Spain
The long southern road begins at Seville Cathedral.
Mérida Spain
km 190.0 · Spain
Roman Emerita Augusta anchors the historic road through Extremadura.
Cáceres Spain
km 260.0 · Spain
A walled old city amid the open dehesa landscape.
Salamanca Spain
km 480.0 · Spain
Honey-colored sandstone and the old university rise above the plateau.
Zamora Spain
km 545.0 · Spain
This presentation takes the Sanabrés continuation; the Astorga branch is a different itinerary.
Puebla de Sanabria Spain
km 690.0 · Spain
A stone hill town before the mountain passage into Galicia.
A Gudiña Spain
km 760.0 · Spain
The selected virtual line continues through Laza; Verín remains a documented alternative.
Ourense Spain
km 870.0 · Spain
Thermal springs and the cathedral mark the route's major Galician city.
Silleda Spain
km 940.0 · Spain
The final rural stages cross the Deza country.
Santiago de Compostela Spain
km 970.0 · Spain
The southern road reaches the cathedral after the catalog's longest Iberian journey.

Route overview and total-distance source: view the reference.