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Travel from Norway to SJPDP
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[QUOTE="alexwalker, post: 1218664, member: 6651"] Very sorry about that. It must be scary to lose all papers/cards in a foreign land. I once had to help out a young Australian girl with phone calls homeand some financial personal donativo support in order for her to connect with her parents back home to get fundings for returning home. Sad story. Unfortunately, Barcelona is known for this. In some ways, it is known to be a thief trap. Personally, I have always felt safe there. It is also about your own behaviour. So just keep your belongings tight, and it's all fine. It is a great city and a perfect hub for your Camino start, due to the connection possibilities to all places in Spain, especially North-East Spain, where most pilgrims want to start. For southern Caminos like VdlP, Mozarabe etc., Madrid is better. For Porto/Lisboa, it is obvious: Fly there. I avoid France, as I don't speak the language, and the French seem to avoid speaking anothing other than French (personal lifetime experience, after several visits). [/QUOTE]
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