(Sarah of the Clue Crew somehow delivers the clue from both the Museo de Navarra in Pamplona, Spain and Santiago de Compostela in Spain.)  Pamplona's 16th century Our Lady of Misery was a way station on a set route for these religious travelers as they trekked hundreds of miles from France to their final destination--Santiago de Compostela
... Spilling over the Pyrenees from France into Spain, the network of trails that 
make ... Set out from Pamplona to discover the longest pilgrimage route in 
Europe, ... Then begin our journey along El Camino, walking through the 
vineyards to the... [DOC] [TLE] A Medieval Pilgrimage in Modern Times by Rick Steves [PAR] Standing on the main square of Santiago de Compostela, I share the joy of 
pilgrims who've completed the Camino de Santiago (Spainish for "Way of St. 
James").