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

Lalibela is a small highland town, and almost everywhere to stay is within a reasonable distance of the rock churches — though the steep, hilly terrain means a short distance

Source: Pixabay Loreto is a small town, so accommodation is concentrated near the basilica and along the road up from the railway station, with more choice in the nearby coastal

Source: Pixabay For a small town, Lourdes has an extraordinary number of hotels – among the most of any town in France – precisely because it receives millions of pilgrims

Source: Pixabay Many pilgrims see Nazareth on a day trip, but staying overnight lets you visit the Basilica of the Annunciation in the quiet of early morning or evening and

Source: Pixabay Santiago de Compostela is built for pilgrims, so it is well supplied with budget places to sleep – from simple hostels (albergues) catering to walkers fresh off the

Sergiev Posad is a compact town, and the great majority of its hotels sit within easy walking distance of the Trinity Lavra — in many cases with the domes visible

Source: Pixabay Most visitors to Ephesus and the House of the Virgin Mary base themselves in the small town of Selçuk, which sits right beside the ruins, or in the

Etchmiadzin sits in the town of Vagharshapat, a compact place only about twenty kilometres west of Yerevan. That closeness gives visitors a real choice: stay in the quiet town beside

Source: Pixabay Knock is a small village, so accommodation ranges from a hotel beside the shrine itself to guesthouses, bed-and-breakfasts, and hotels in the nearby towns of County Mayo. As