Der Portugiesische Jakobsweg startet in Lissabon und führt über 609 km durch Portugal von Süd nach Nord, bevor er nach Galicien übergeht und Santiago de Compostela erreicht. Mit 25 Etappen ist er der zweitbeliebteste Jakobsweg.
Von Lissabon durchqueren Pilger vielfältige Landschaften: die Hügel des Alentejo, die Weinberge des Ribatejo, die historische Universitätsstadt Coimbra und die pulsierende Stadt Porto. Nach der Überquerung des Miño bei Tui betritt man Galicien.
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Stage 1 of the Portuguese Way. 34.2km.
Stage 2 of the Portuguese Way. 20.0km.
Stage 3 of the Portuguese Way. 33.0km.
Stage 4 of the Portuguese Way. 30.7km.
Stage 5 of the Portuguese Way. 31.3km.
Stage 6 of the Portuguese Way. 31.7km.
Stage 7 of the Portuguese Way. 22.7km.
Stage 8 of the Portuguese Way. 26.1km.
Stage 9 of the Portuguese Way. 11.3km.
Stage 10 of the Portuguese Way. 24.8km.
Stage 11 of the Portuguese Way. 23.5km.
Stage 12 of the Portuguese Way. 15.8km.
Stage 13 of the Portuguese Way. 28.8km.
Stage 14 of the Portuguese Way. 19.0km.
Stage 15 of the Portuguese Way. 15.1km.
Stage 16 of the Portuguese Way. 26.5km.
Stage 17 of the Portuguese Way. 28.1km.
Stage 18 of the Portuguese Way. 34.5km.
Stage 19 of the Portuguese Way. 17.4km.
Stage 20 of the Portuguese Way. 19.1km.
Stage 21 of the Portuguese Way. 31.9km.
Stage 22 of the Portuguese Way. 19.8km.
Stage 23 of the Portuguese Way. 21.1km.
Stage 24 of the Portuguese Way. 18.6km.
Stage 25 of the Portuguese Way. 24.4km.
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