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The pilgrimage path primarily serves recreation, contemplation, cultural and spiritual inspiration. The holiday road or adventure route is a long-term itinerary that serves tourist purposes.
Holiday roads are used for tourist marketing and for the education of tourists, so that the route and the objects are clearly signposted and described. Much further into the history is the Pilgrim's path, which used to be a holy place for pilgrimage. The most famous pilgrimage route in Europe is the Santiago route.
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The most famous pilgrimage routes lead to Santiago de Compostella, Mecca, Rome, Lourdes, Jerusalem, Rome and Einsiedeln.
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