Most that embark on the Camino de Santiago, even if they are not religious, carry the ‘credencial del peregrino’ or Pilgrim’s passport. The Pilgrim’s passport is issued by Santiago Cathedral and the information and instructions are written in Spanish. The blank boxes mark the space for your stamps, which you will collect en route to Santiago de Compostela. You will need to get two stamps per day (e.g., in hotels, bars, restaurants, churches along the way) and walk at least the last 100km or cycle 200km into Santiago de Compostela in order to receive your pilgrim certificate. When you arrive in Santiago de Compostela, you will collect your last stamp at the Pilgrims Office which is located in Rúa Carretas 33. It is here that you can request your ‘Compostela’ pilgrim certificate, proof of having completed the journey, and celebrate the accomplishment of making it all the way!