The Pilgrims' Way

The Pilgrims' Way is a historic route in southern England, traditionally believed to have been traveled by medieval pilgrims heading to the shrine of Thomas Becket at Canterbury. It spans approximately 50 miles from London to Canterbury, passing through scenic countryside, historic towns, and landmarks. While its exact origin as a pilgrimage path is debated, the route remains significant for its cultural and historical connections to medieval religious practices. Today, it is popular for walking, hiking, and exploring England's rich heritage, offering a connection to its spiritual and historical past.