Pilgrimage (n.): A journey on foot to holy/wholesome/special places.
From two roots: ‘Per Ager’ (‘Through the field’) – and ‘Peregrinus’ (‘Stranger’).
Britain’s holy places are all connected by green lanes and public footpaths.
You can make pilgrimage anytime, along a Great Route or from your back door.
British pilgrimage is open to all, with or without religion. Bring your own beliefs.
“A New Group Set to Revitalise the Tradition of Pilgrimage in Britain”
Sir Tony Robinson
See our 2018 Pilgrimage Events
