What route did Jesus and pregnant Mary take from Nazareth to Bethlehem? The Gospels don’t say, so we can only conjecture.
Nativity scenes echo that challenging journey to Bethlehem Jose AS Reyes - Shutterstock
Walking the Jordan Trail near Wadi Rum Svitlana Sokolova - Shutterstock
This trail spans diverse landscapes, historical sites, and rural communities, offering hikers an immersive experience of Jordan’s natural beauty and cultural heritage
Pilgrims on the Calzada de Guadalupe clicksdemexico - Shutterstock
Each year, from December 6 to 12, nearly 12 million people visit Guadalupe, drawn by its deep cultural and spiritual significance
Walking the Majella National Park (L'Aquila) Francesca Sciarra - Shutterstock
Emerging from the aftermath of earthquake 2009 in the heart of Italy, the Path of Peace stands as a living testament to resilience and collaboration
Teresian Route at Papatrigo, AVila Courtesy Ruta Teresiana
The Teresian Route offers an opportunity to engage with the history of one of Spain’s most remarkable figures, St Teresa of Avila
Sculpture of the Camino de Levante-Southeast Asociación Amigos del Camino de Santiago en ÁVila
The Camino de Santiago through Avila connects pilgrims with the legacies of two remarkable women of universal stature
Milestone on the Royal Way to Guadalupe Carmen Alvarez
Today, the Camino Real is the most important of the sixteen pilgrimage routes that lead to the shrine of Guadalupe in Extremadura, Spain.
El Camino Real sign on rustic wall in Florida's Historic Coast Viaval Tours - Shutterstock
The Camino Real de Florida, a network of roads and trails that connected the Spanish forts and missions of Florida during the viceregal colonial period
Beautiful panoramic view of the Fife coastline Way of St Andrews
St Andrews Cathedral welcomed thousands of pilgrims who came to venerate the relics of St Andrew in the Middle Ages.