Pilgrimage Routes

Roads walked by the faithful for a thousand years.

4 destinations

Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Eight hundred kilometres across northern Spain to the shrine of St James — the pilgrimage that never went out of use.

Jerusalem, Israel

Fourteen stations threaded through the crowded lanes of the Muslim Quarter, ending inside the Holy Sepulchre.

Rome, Italy

Sigeric the Serious walked home from Rome to Canterbury in 990 and wrote down every stop — the itinerary is still walkable.

Trondheim, Norway

The northernmost pilgrimage in Christendom: 640 kilometres from Oslo over the mountains to Olav's shrine at Nidaros.

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