Museum of Pilgrimages and Santiago, Santiago de Compostela

The Museum of Pilgrimages and Santiago is a cultural institution dedicated to the pilgrimage phenomenon and the significance of the Camino de Santiago, as well as the historical and cultural aspects associated with the tomb of Apostle Santiago el Mayor. Established in 1951 as the Museum of Pilgrimages and Santiago, it was founded by Manuel Chamoso Lamas with the purpose of housing archaeological artifacts and other items related to Santiago de Compostela and the Jacobean pilgrimage.

The Museum of Pilgrimages and Santiago houses a diverse range of artifacts and displays related to pilgrimage culture and Jacobean traditions. Notable collections include those showcasing the music of the Camino de Santiago, featuring reproductions of the musical instruments depicted in the Pórtico de la Gloria. The museum also exhibits numerous statues and engravings depicting Apostle Santiago in various forms of iconography.