Explore stainless steel along the Camino de Santiago! 

The Camino de Santiago is not only a pilgrimage route full of history and spirituality, but also a route where stainless steel plays a fundamental role in the infrastructure and signage. If you have been, or are going to Santiago, you will appreciate the stainless steel in:

• Signage: many of the iconic signs that guide pilgrims are made of stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to weather conditions. Maintenance is simple, ensuring clear and reliable guidance at all times.
• Fountains and rest areas: Along the way, you will find numerous water fountains and rest areas equipped with stainless steel elements. These ensure hygiene and durability, providing safe and comfortable places to recharge your energy.
• Handrails and bridges: on rugged paths or when crossing rivers, stainless steel handrails and bridges not only ensure safety, but also fit harmoniously into the landscape, offering a combination of functionality and aesthetics.
• Hostels and shelters: many hostels and shelters on the Camino de Santiago have incorporated stainless steel in their kitchens, bathrooms and common areas, ensuring a clean and durable environment for pilgrims.
• Sculptures and monuments: along the way, you can find sculptures and monuments made of stainless steel, celebrating the history and culture of the route. These works of art beautify the landscape and resist the passage of time.