Nine countries, living sanctuaries and private journeys. Discover the history behind each destination and plan a route at your own pace, from Santiago de Chile to the great pilgrimage centres.
All routes for each country are grouped on its existing destination page.
In Jordan, Ad Deir in Petra is a Nabataean monument later reused as a Christian chapel, rather than an active Catholic monastery. Biblical and Marian traditions are identified as traditions in the route descriptions.
Santiago and the Aconcagua Valley bring together colonial heritage, Marian devotion and the legacy of Saint Teresa of the Andes. Each route can be arranged separately for parishes, families or groups. Add the shrines of Lo Vásquez, Andacollo and Yumbel, each planned from its own regional base.
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Rome offers the great apostolic routes of Peter and Paul; Assisi extends the journey into Franciscan spirituality. Saint Peter’s includes Vatican City within the Roman itinerary. Extend your journey to San Giovanni Rotondo and Monte Sant’Angelo, Padua and Loreto: Franciscan, Antonian and Marian traditions across different Italian regions.
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Guadalupe, colonial sacred art and the churches of Puebla and Cholula reveal different expressions of Mexican Catholic faith. Routes start in Mexico City or an agreed local base. You can also discover San Juan de los Lagos, Cerro del Cubilete and Juquila through separate routes in Jalisco, Guanajuato and Oaxaca.
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Fátima, Lisbon and Braga bring together Marian devotion, saints’ traditions and religious architecture. They are separate bases: journeys are organised regionally to allow time at each shrine. Continue through Tomar, the monasteries of Batalha and Alcobaça and Évora’s religious heritage, allowing separate days for distant regions.
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Lourdes, Lisieux and Paris offer three distinct journeys: Marian pilgrimage, Saint Thérèse’s spirituality and cathedral heritage. Local bases and interregional connections suit a trip of several days. La Salette, Nevers and Rocamadour extend the choice to the Alps, the legacy of Bernadette and medieval pilgrimage routes.
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Compostela, Ávila and Montserrat offer apostolic, Carmelite and Marian paths. Each route is quoted from its own region; a sightseeing visit does not equal completing a walking pilgrimage. Zaragoza’s Pilar, Loyola and Covadonga add Marian and Ignatian journeys from Aragón, the Basque Country and Asturias.
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The eastern bank of the Jordan brings together pilgrimage sites, Byzantine mosaics and biblical landscapes. Independent day trips can start in Amman or Madaba; Petra deserves its own base in Wadi Musa. Each proposal is confirmed according to access and local conditions.
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Jerusalem, Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee preserve central memories of Jesus’ life and his first disciples. These cultural and pilgrimage proposals require prior confirmation of local operations, access and travel guidance. Galilee days are arranged from a regional base.
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Anatolia’s cities and landscapes preserve traces of St Paul, early Christian communities and Byzantine tradition. Ephesus, Tarsus, Antioch, Cappadocia and Istanbul are separate bases: a multi-day programme connects them, with flights or interregional transfers expressly quoted.
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