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Pilgrimage Routes in Northern Germany
While researching about the pilgrimage possibilities in Germany I found out that there are a lot of routes to walk. Therefore, not to bore you with an overly long read I will make a series of articles about Germany’s pilgrimage routes. This one is for Northern Germany. Ochsenweg Perhaps the most known pilgrimage route in…
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Pilgrimage Routes in Argentina
Argentina is as colourful in pilgrimage options as Mexico. Being the homeland of Pope Francis, it also has various folk saints such as the Gauchito Gil and San La Muerte or the Skeleton Saint. Here are some of the most known pilgrimage sites and routes. Camino de Salta 103 km long pilgrimage called Camino de…
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Pilgrimage Sites in Washington D.C., US
Washington D.C. is a hotspot for politics. But did you know that it has not only the White House but also some interesting sites for pilgrimage? Here are some of the sacred sites to visit next time you are there. Washington National Cathedral Being the Gothic style Perl of the capital city of the USA,…
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Pilgrimage routes in Tenerife, Spain
The Camino de Santiago is not the only opportunity to make a pilgrimage in Spain. Besides the inland Camino chain, there are also routes on several of the Canary Islands. Geographically, the largest island in the Canaries is Tenerife. It is a popular holiday destination for a year around summer climate, a rather cheap stay (we…
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Pilgrimage in Okinawa, Japan
One of my travels in Asia took me to Okinawa — the Japanese island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It was a brief visit as I did an extended layover in between flights from Osaka to Tokyo. Naha, the main city in Okinawa, greeted with warmth, sun, and some kind of magic in…
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Native American pilgrimage in the USA
Before starting my research about Native Americans (indigenous people of North America) and their sacred places I had the idea to make a list of all of them. However, the more I read, the more sacred places I discovered, and well, the US is big. These are only a few places from the long list,…
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Pilgrimage in Mainland Greece
Greece is a very special country. It is not only a cradle of democracy – the most advanced and human-friendly type of government so far, but also a country where first pilgrimages took place. Some of the spiritual sanctuaries are now ruins and archaeological sites, but hey, there are roads to them and if only…
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Pilgrimage in California, USA
California… I visited Los Angeles in February 2019 for the first time and was amazed by the pleasant climate and beautiful nature there. Seems to be a paradise to walk as well! Here are some ideas on pilgrimage routes. El Camino Real El Camino Real (also known as the Royal Way and Missions Trail), started…
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Pilgrimage in Mexico
I only spent a week in its capital, yet Mexico caught my heart with its warm people, delicious food, and colourful culture. And yes, it is safe to travel there, if you don’t go where you are not advised to. For example, a renowned Mexico City pilgrimage site – the Santa Muerte (or Saint Death)…
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Pilgrimage in Mallorca, Spain
Mallorca is one of Spain’s islands in the Mediterranean sea. Famous for it’s stunning and inspiring nature it is quite filled with tourists, but it seems that there are space and place for more or less everyone. If you go outside the biggest cities, you’ll find wild nature, many beaches to choose from within reachable…
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