The correct answer is True
Explanation
Camino de Santiago is a series of medieval Christian pilgrimage routes that lead to the tomb of Santiago el Mayor, located in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. Starting from the western Pyrenees, it travels the north of Spain until it reaches the Galician city and on which almost all other existing Jacobean routes end up coming together. It is a road decorated with numerous manifestations of fervor, regret, hospitality, art, and culture, which shows the spiritual roots of Europe. Despite the above, many people visit the path of Compostela for tourism, sports, vacation among other purposes other than religious motivations. So, the correct answer is True.
