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Every pilgrimage route began the same way: someone walked somewhere for a reason, others followed, and the path wore itself into the ground. The Camino de Santiago is the most famous example, but it is far from being the only one. Across Europe, routes dedicated to local saints, regional histories, and forgotten traditions crisscross landscapes that the Camino Francés never touches. Some of them are ancient; some have been recently revived; all of them offer what every pilgrimage offers — he particular kind of attention that only comes when you are going
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