Traveling from Paris

[scott]

I would like to know if we can start the passport in Paris? To show where we started?

 

[Deleted member 3000]

You can get a stamp almost everywhere, but in Paris you might get some strange looks from places that are not camino related. Many stamps in France are a return address stamp normally used on mail, rather than the custom designed stamps which are more common in Spain.

 

[obinjatoo@yahoo.com]

You might get one in Chartres at the cathedral. Possibly Notre Dam. I'd like to kow too as that's where I will be starting. My last Camino began in Dieppe, FR and had I known I could have gotten one there. I also could have gotten one in Bayonne but I didn't get my first stamp until Bordeaux.

 

[pudgypilgrim]

I don't know how often there's anyone there, but there's a lovely stamp available in the little guard house next to the Tour St Jacques, the traditional starting point in Paris. You can see it in this thread, if you scroll way down:

http://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/in-paris.3416/#post-147534

 

[scott]

Is the trail marked in parris like it is in spain? Also where does it start in parris?

 

[Kanga]

I would like to know if we can start the passport in Paris? To show where we started?

The office of Les Amis de St Jacques de Compostelle, Rue St Jacques. Or Notre Dame or any if the churches associated with St Jacques. Read this for a comprehensive list of pilgrimage associated sites and churches in Paris:
http://peregrinations.kenyon.edu/vol1-3/gower.pdf

 

[scott]

Would I be a ble to get my passport from there?

 

[mspath]

Would I be a ble to get my passport from there?

Scott,

While in Paris stop in at the offices of Compostelle 2000, 26 rue de Sevigne located on the right bank in the historic Marais district. They provide information and planning assistance for pilgrims in the Paris region and may be able to provide you with a Crendential.

Also check out this personal account by fellow Forum member Sylvia Nilsen of walking from Paris to Spain, La Via Turonensis from Paris to Spain - on Kindle.

Bon chemin,

MM

 

[scott]

Thank you so much