Overview of the Four Main French Routes (In both English and French)
including information about specific sites, their locations and their geographic coordinates:
http://whc.unesco.org/sites/868-loc.htm

Amis (Friends) de St. Jacques
and other organizations dedicated to helping pilgrims:

• Association des Amis de St Jacques et d'Etudes compostellanes de la Voie de Vézelay, mairie, rue Saint-Pierre, 89450 Vézelay, Tél : 03 86 32 38 11 et internet ci-dessous
  Des permanences ont lieu le week-end à la mairie de Vézelay de mars à septembre.
  
• Association des Amis de St-Jacques, 4 square du Pont de Sèvres, 93100 Boulogne-s/-Seine
  
• Association Rhône-Alpes des amis de St-Jacques, 35 rue Ste-Hélène, 69002 Lyon
  
• Association Bretonne des amis de St-Jacques, 12 rue G. Sand, 35235 Thorigne-Fouillard
  
• Association Région Centre des amis de St-Jacques, 8 rue d'Entraygues, 37000 Tours
  
• Association Pyrénées Atlantiques des amis de St-Jacques, BP 195, 64600 Biarritz Cedex
  
• Maison St-François, rue St Mayol, 43000 Le-Puy-en-Velay
  
• Communauté des Prémontrés Abbaye Ste-Foy, 12320 Conques, tél : 0565698512
  
• Hospitalité St-Jacques, rue du collège, 12190 Estaing, tél : 0565441900
  
• Compostelle 2000, 54 rue Ducouëdic, 75014 Paris, tél : 0143207166 et internet ci-dessous.

Chartres, Information
st.jacques.chartres@wanadoo.fr. My impression is that this email may not be checked often. For an immediate response to your questions, call Jacques Chevallet, who is the head of the active Friends of St. Jacques group in Chartres.

Jacques Chevallet: 06-80-51-41-25 welcomes your calls. He can stamp your pilgrim passport.

Philippe Frénaux (06-18-47-72-82), a local guide for the cathedral, offers pilgrims to Compostella free visits (in French) of the windows in the cathedral that relate to St. Jacques.

More information about the local group that supports pilgrims is available at the welcome desk in the cathedral and at the Tourist Office.

More information about St. James in the cathedral at Chartres can be found at http://jillgeoffrion.com/chartresjames.html.

The Café Serpente has a "pilgrim menu" for around fifteen Euros (2009).

Paris, Amis de Saint Jacques

Their office is at 8, rue des Canettes, near St. Sulpice.

You can get a stamp in Notre Dame Cathedral.

Paris, Books on the Chemin St. Jacques (in French)

Librarie Eyrolles 55,57,61, 63 Boulevard Saint-Germain 75240 Paris
01 44 41 11 74 Fax: 01 44 41 11 45
Email: librairie@eyrolles.com
Monday through Saturday from 9h30 to 19h30

This bookstore has an extensive selection of IGN maps as well as many different books (all in French) on the Chemin Saint Jacques.

Paris, Information about Jacobean Landmarks and Sites
Contact American Pilgrims of the Camino to ask about a helpful resource that has been put together by Kathy Gowen.

Rail Information for France (in French)

Vezélay

Information about the Friends of St. Jacques in Vézelay can be found at the homepage for the Amis et Pèlerins de Saint-Jacques de la Voie de Vézelay (in French) at http://www.amis-saint-jacques-de-compostelle.asso.fr.

Information the help you prepare for visiting the Basillica can be found at http://vezelay.cef.fr/index.php.

Information about the worshipping Community of Jérusalem which gathers for services in the basillica can be found at http://vezelay.cef.fr/fr/prier/offices.php.

There is a chapel dedicated to St. Jacques in the basillica.

Information about reliques de St. Jacques at the nearby parish of Asquins can be found at http://vezelay.cef.fr/fr/prier/villages.php(In french).