Malta, a Mediterranean archipelago steeped in religious history, is an unexpected but fascinating inclusion along the Way of Saint James
Megalithic stone circle which leaves a lasting impression as a site of possible spiritual significance
The incredible quiet place where St Finbarr retired as a hermit before being ordained bishop
Benedictine abbey located on a rocky massif that was a place of worship since prehistoric times
Impressive monastery built on a cistercian one, it is actually an important Library and a landmark on the Holy Grail Way
The most ancient building existing from the medieval times in Valencia, a church linked with pilgrimages and Jerusalem
Former ecclesiastical college, it hosts unique paintings related with the Holy Grail and a manuscript of St Thomas More
Also called St Patrick’s Chair, this Bronze-Age stone marks an important point on Tóchar Phadraig
Medieval ruins of a monastic town known for Tóchar Phádraig, the pilgrimage route from Ballintubber Abbey to Croagh Patrick