Cistercian Way

The Cistercian Way is a historical pilgrimage route in Ireland that traces the paths of the Cistercian monastic order, renowned for their monastery establishments during the Middle Ages. Spanning approximately 430 kilometers, it connects key former Cistercian sites, allowing walkers to explore Ireland's spiritual, cultural, and architectural heritage. Along the route, travelers experience scenic landscapes, medieval ruins, and reflect on the monks' influence on Irish history and monastic life. It serves as a meaningful journey for those interested in Ireland's religious roots, history, and the tranquil beauty of its countryside.