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Via Podiensis: History, Culture & Art
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I’m not a professional historian, but I am a professional storyteller. As a French drama teacher with a deep love for European culture and history, I’ve spent years bringing the past to life in classrooms and workshops — including one called “Si l’Europe m’était contée,” where students discovered Europe’s heritage through immersive, hands-on exploration.

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Walking the Via Podiensis taught me that this ancient route is itself a master class in storytelling. Every village chapel, weathered stone cross, and bend in the path holds layers of human drama spanning centuries. Roman roads meet medieval pilgrimage trails. Celtic sacred sites echo with Gregorian chant. Local legends intertwine with grand historical moments.

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This guidebook brings that same spirit of discovery to your journey. Beyond the practical details, you’ll find the stories that turn a simple walk into a profound encounter with Europe’s living heritage. I’ll share not just where to go, but why these places matter — the hidden connections, forgotten tales, and local treasures that most pilgrims pass by without seeing.​

The Via Podiensis isn’t just a route to Santiago.

It’s a theater where history, faith, art, and landscape perform together in an ancient, ongoing drama.

Let me be your guide to both the path and the story.

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