Literary Routes represent a captivating cultural activity inviting exploration of destinations through the lens of literature. They are itineraries or guided experiences allowing discovery of the rich heritage, profound history, and deeply rooted local traditions in a unique way, transforming streets, buildings, and landscapes into living pages that narrate stories past and present. What distinguishes these routes is their ability to fuse physical travel with intellectual and emotional journeys. They offer a perspective that goes beyond conventional monuments, revealing the soul of a place through the words of its writers or the narratives set there. It's a way to experience a destination with a deeper, more personal connection, feeling the atmospheres that inspired masterpieces and understanding the human and cultural context. These experiences are aimed at a diverse audience: from avid readers and students interested in cultural history, to curious travelers seeking a different and enriching way to explore. Numerous variations exist, such as the Cervantes routes traversing the landscapes of Castilla-La Mancha, walks through the Madrid of Galdós or the Golden Age poets, or thematic itineraries based on Lorca's work in Andalusia or crime novels set in cities like Barcelona. Frequently, these routes are wonderfully complemented by visits to literary museums, authors' house-museums, historical archives, or heritage libraries. This interaction enriches the understanding of the cultural and literary context, connecting texts with real spaces and the institutions that preserve literary memory. We invite you to explore the Literary Route options available in each region and let yourself be carried away by the magic of books and the places that inspired them.