GR 655 dit Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle

A thousand-year-old route! The Chemin de Tours (Via Turonensis), or Paris Way, is one of France's 4 pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela.
The GR655 welcomed pilgrims from the north of France and Europe, who made their way to Paris. Of all the "chemins de Compostelle", the Via Turonensis was undoubtedly the most popular, both with pilgrims and other travellers.

The Chemin de Tours (GR® 655, GR® 655O and 655E) is distinguished from the other routes to Santiago de Compostela by its gentle terrain.

The route starts in Brussels and runs through Belgium for almost 150 km before crossing parts of Picardy, the Loire Valley, Touraine, Bordeaux and the Landes.
In the Oise region, it starts in Golancourt just after the Muille-Villette military necropolis, then reaches Noyon, Compiègne, crosses the Halatte and Chantilly forests before reaching the Val d'Oise.