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The 775-kilometre Spanish Pilgrim Trail, which runs from St-Jean Pied-de-Port, on the French side of the Pyrennes, to Santiago De Compostella, on Spain's far north-western coast, attracts tens of thousands of walkers each year. Former nzherald.co.nz news editor Simon Winter took on the trail in 2012 - these photos document some of his journey. Click here to read Simon's blog about the trip.

Twenty-seven kilometres up and over the Pyrenees is one of the bigger days on the 775km trail.

Former nzherald.co.nz news editor Simon Winter takes on the 775-kilometre Spanish Pilgrim Trail.

A holiday in Andalucia promises an abundance of treats for your tastebuds - from fried anchovies to the finest jamon iberico.

Andalucia has harnessed its geographical strengths and benign climate to provide a great variety of active holidays, writes Mick Webb.

Spanish forces drove the Moors from this medieval frontier, leaving a enticing fusion of both cultures.

Awe-inspiring scenery and beautiful architecture are in store for anyone journeying through southern Spain's Andalucia region.

The breathtaking majesty of Spain's Picos de Europa inspires Cliff Taylor.

The grande dame of Barcelona's Gran Via has reopened following a $54m facelift.

A tribunal set up 1000 years ago still rules in Valencia, writes Susan Buckland.

Granada's cultural legacy will make your head spin, writes John Gardner.