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Všechny cesty vedou do Santiaga
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Ladislav Zibura first walked to Santiago de Compostela at eighteen. In this travelogue, he returns to Spain with new questions and experiences. He is drawn to memories, people from different countries, and situations that emerge while walking together.
About the book
Returning to the Camino brings places from his youth into contact with new encounters. Other pilgrims' stories expand the personal narrative into relationships between people who were strangers until recently. Humor and friendship form a natural part of the journey.
The book also considers more than a thousand years of pilgrimage to Santiago and its influence on European history, giving contemporary encounters a broader setting. Ideas for a journey of one's own complement an account centered on people and the author's return. It also welcomes readers who want to understand a long walk through its stories.
Main themes
- Returning to a familiar route: The author compares this journey with his experience at eighteen.
- Pilgrim encounters: People from different countries share time and space along the way.
- Pilgrimage history: The Camino is placed within a wider European historical context.
- Humor and friendship: Personal storytelling captures the human side of walking.
Setting
The Spanish Camino leading to Santiago de Compostela.
Who is it for?
For readers of Ladislav Zibura's travel writing and those interested in pilgrimage, encounters, humor, and history.
Literary context
A personal travelogue connecting the author's experiences, other pilgrims' stories, and historical context.
Edition details
Czech-language e-book, 352 pages, in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.
Ladislav Zibura first walked to Santiago de Compostela at eighteen. In this travelogue, he returns to Spain with new questions and experiences. He is drawn to memories, people from different countries, and situations that emerge while walking together.
Book information
- Author
- Ladislav Zibura
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Kniha Zlín
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Cestopisy
- ISBN
- 978-80-766-2533-4
- Publication date
- 26. September 2023
- Pages
- 352
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-7662-548-8) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-7662-547-1) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-7662-549-5)
What is Všechny cesty vedou do Santiaga about?
Returning to the Camino brings places from his youth into contact with new encounters. Other pilgrims' stories expand the personal narrative into relationships between people who were strangers until recently. Humor and friendship form a natural part of the journey.
The book also considers more than a thousand years of pilgrimage to Santiago and its influence on European history, giving contemporary encounters a broader setting. Ideas for a journey of one's own complement an account centered on people and the author's return. It also welcomes readers who want to understand a long walk through its stories.
Themes and motifs
The author compares this journey with his experience at eighteen.
People from different countries share time and space along the way.
The Camino is placed within a wider European historical context.
Personal storytelling captures the human side of walking.
Setting
The Spanish Camino leading to Santiago de Compostela.
Who is this book for?
For readers of Ladislav Zibura's travel writing and those interested in pilgrimage, encounters, humor, and history.
Book context
A personal travelogue connecting the author's experiences, other pilgrims' stories, and historical context.
Otázky o knihe
Who wrote the book?
Ladislav Zibura.
Is this his first journey to Santiago?
No. He first went at eighteen, and the book recounts his return.
Does it include history?
Yes. It considers pilgrimage's influence on European history.
What does it offer beyond the route itself?
Pilgrims' stories, friendships, humor, and ideas for a journey of one's own.
What are the edition details?
This Czech-language e-book has 352 pages and comes in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.






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