Literary pilgrimages often pay homage to the author or the routes of their literary characters. A book by Sarah Baxter called Literary Places has been written dedicated to this idea. So readers can visit Saint Petersburg where Raskolnikov strolled or the courthouse in Monroeville, Alabama, where Nelle Harper Lee lived. or take a trip to the wild moors where Heathcliff roamed.
Check out this list of literary destinations.
Read How to Take a Literary Pilgrimage in the Real World by Jessica Leigh Hester.
