Source: Pixabay Most visitors to Meteora stay in the valley town of Kalambaka or the smaller, quieter village of Kastraki, both directly below the rocks. Each offers a good range

Source: Pixabay Assisi offers an appealing mix of small hotels, guesthouses, and religious hospitality houses, many set within the historic walls. Staying overnight lets you experience the town once the

Source: Pixabay Bethlehem is small and walkable, and many pilgrims stay overnight rather than visiting on a day trip from Jerusalem – partly to attend services at the Church of

Source: Pixabay Bukhara is a wonderfully affordable place to visit, and one of its great pleasures is staying in a traditional guesthouse within the old city itself. From restored merchant

Canterbury is compact enough that almost anywhere in or near the old city puts you within a short walk of the cathedral. The choice mostly comes down to whether you

Source: Pixabay Córdoba is compact, and most visitors want to sleep within walking distance of the Mezquita. The good news is that the historic centre is full of small, family-run

Source: Pixabay Most visitors to Częstochowa stay close to Jasna Góra, along or near the grand avenue that leads to the monastery, where hotels, guesthouses, and pilgrim houses cluster together.

Source: Pixabay The town of Fátima exists largely to receive pilgrims, so it is full of hotels, guesthouses and pilgrim hostels, most of them within easy walking distance of the

Source: Pixabay Jerusalem is one of the most visited pilgrimage cities on earth, and it has lodging for every budget – from simple Old City hostels a few minutes from

Source: Pixabay Most visitors come to Konya for the Mevlana Museum and the spiritual heritage of Rumi, so the practical question is simple: how close to the green-domed shrine do