Examples of using Compostella in English and their translations into German
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Jerusalem in the Holy Land, Santiago de Compostella in Spain, and Rome.
In Santiago de Compostella(1993), in the framework of the Xacobeo'93.
On the 1, 2 and5 cent coins is the Cathedral of Santiago di Compostella.
Santiago de Compostella is the capital of Galicia, and is one of the most famous pilgrimage destinations in the world.
The main altar was dedicated to Jacobus de Meerdere,the saint of Santiago de Compostella.
Santiago de Compostella is the capital of Galicia and the world's third most important place of Christian pilgrimage after Jerusalem and Rome.
Since 2016 step by step and with many interruptions I go myway of St. James to Santiago de Compostella.
There are also libraries specialised in Jacobean themes, journals such as Compostellanum,Compostelle, Compostella and Ad Limina, and pilgrimage museums.
The Benedictine Abbey of La Sauve Majeur dates back to the 11th century andwas an important stage along the route to Compostella.
Many has heard about the bigholy pilgrimage paths as Santiago De Compostella and of course Rome and Jerusalem.
Compostella' means‘Field of Stars' and the route retraces a path along the constellations of the Milky Way from the center of the galaxy to the star Sirius.
With"Finisterre" Wolfenmond take the recipient on a prilgrim's journey to Santiago de Compostella, treading completely new paths.
At the meeting point of all the different routes to Compostella- amazingly, all the main routes to Compostella come together in the little Basque village of Ostabat to form THE route!
At the centre of this latter town,a stopping place for pilgrims on their way along the road to Compostella, Sainte-Quitterie Church, is on the UNESCO list.
Particular attention was attracted by the plundering of Santiago de Compostella in 997, when the order was the humiliating action for the the inhabitants to bring the bells of the Basilica to Cordoba on foot 112.
Grouped alongside these were façades from Melnikov, Tel Aviv and the Hamburg Speicherstadt dating from 1997, not to mentionphotographs of Alvaro Siza's Journalists' Institute in Santiago de Compostella from 2003.
In the medieval period, Góis was probably an important resting place forpilgrims travelling northwards to Santiago de Compostella, which may explain why there are so many small chapels around Góis from this period.
The household waste of 2 million inhabitants is first collected and sorted into 37‘transfer plants' which are locatedthroughout the region, then sent by train or lorry to the Cerceda plant, between Santiago de Compostella and Corunna.
We walked The Camino from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port via Santiago de Compostella to Finisterra and Muxia on the Spanish Atlantic coast and in 2007 I organised a spiritual tour of sacred sites in South England.
In one of the largest protected sectors of France, the Byzantine cathedral of Saint Front,is a major point on the pilgrimage to Saint Jacques de Compostella, and has been an Unesco World Heritage site since 1998.
Jerusalem in the Holy Land, Santiago de Compostella in Spain, and Rome. The‘Way of St. Francis'(Roman Way) is a section of a pilgrims' route to Rome, a European cultural path which starts in Vienna and ends in Rome, passing many places connected with the life of St. Francis.
Avignon(France), Bergen(Norway), Bologna(Italy), Brussels(Belgium), Helsinki(Finland), Krakow(Poland), Prague(Czech Republic), Reykjavik(Iceland)and Santiago de Compostella(Spain) were designated European Cities of Culture for 2000.
This successful tourist business can be easily reached and is surrounded by various hikingroutes(among which is the Saint Jacques de Compostella and the GR 30…) and many tourist attractions and activities like Lac Aydat and Lac Chambon, Vulcania and the Puy de Dôme.
In the vicinity you will find charming medieval villages such as Beaulieu sur Dordogne(10 km), Collonges la Rouge(15 km), and Curemonte(10 km) with three castles, three churches, and many houses decorated with small spires and merlons,and the town of Saint Jacques of Compostella where the houses are built in red stone.
Since then it has been quietly developing in a particularly marginal location- on the south west border of France, on the border of the Pyrenees, on the border of"Jacobs Path",which takes pilgrims to Santiago di Compostella, on the outskirts of the completely remote little village, Galan, with its 800 residents and on the banks of the mostly very small little river Baisole.