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A Modernist Monastery With Mountain Views Hides on the Edge of Santiago
Santiago's Benedictine Monastery of the Holy Trinity in Las Condes: a 1960s modernist church with monks' chant...
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BA Is Turning Its Longest Flight Into an 18-Hour One-Stop via Buenos Aires
British Airways will route Heathrow–Santiago via Buenos Aires from summer 2027, turning it into an 18-hour dai...
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Walking the Camino to Unlearn: A Pilgrim's Reflection on Faith and History
A pilgrim reflects on church history before walking the Camino de Santiago — Constantine, the Inquisition, and...
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How to Plan the Camino Primitivo: Spain's Quietest, Toughest Camino Route
Planning the Camino Primitivo? How one couple mapped stages, trained, and booked albergues on Spain's toughest...
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New Research Says Keep Your Hiking Pack Under 10 Percent of Your Body Weight
New Camino de Santiago research found plantar pressure rises sharply once a hiking pack exceeds 10% of body we...
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Before the Camino Was Christian: The Older Stories Beneath Spain's Famous Pilgrimage Route
The Camino de Santiago may rest on much older roots — Celtic sun routes, Milky Way paths and legends beneath t...
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Rain, Refugios and Repair: Notes from the Final Stretch of the Camino de Santiago
Rain, communal dinners and an impromptu chiropractic session on the road to Santiago — a walker's-eye view of...
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Rain, Roman Roads and Retirement Talk: Walking Spain's Camino Before the Crowds
A rainy warm-up hike on Spain's Camino de Santiago: Roman roads, new pilgrim registration rules, and a retirem...
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EPCOT Says Goodbye to Its Last Resident Artisan, and the Park Loses a Bit of Its Soul
EPCOT's last resident artisan, alebrije painter Alba Santiago, has left the Mexico pavilion after 24 years — t...
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Jack London's 1906 Honeymoon in Cuba: A Writer's Caribbean Escape, Retold Through Rare Photos
Jack London honeymooned in Jamaica and Cuba in 1906, photographing Havana, Santiago and San Juan Hill. His rar...
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Maizajo: The Mexico City Restaurant Making Corn the Whole Point
Inside Maizajo, the Mexico City tortilleria and restaurant where chef Santiago Muñoz Moctezuma turns heirloom...
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