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Meanings of place of pilgrimage in English

Russian
место паломничества
Portuguese
santuário
Spanish
lugar de peregrinación
Catalan
lloc de peregrinatge

Location to which pilgrims venture.

место паломничества
Usage of place of pilgrimage in English
1
Its glory, however, as a place of pilgrimage is rapidly passing away.
The Bible in Spain / Or, the Journeys, Adventures, and Imprisonm...
2
Mao's birthplace in Hunan province remains a place of pilgrimage to this day.
Reuters
3
This is the chief place of pilgrimage for the Jains, Shrawaks and Banians.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
4
Here, the saint performed baptisms and even today it remains a place of pilgrimage.
The Irish Times
5
In the 1920s his home became a place of pilgrimage for artists and writers.
News.com.au
6
Edinburgh is a city of churches, as though it were a place of pilgrimage.
Edinburgh: Picturesque Notes
7
However, the city's rise as a place of pilgrimage began long before cars became affordable.
BBC
8
Any vision of his former home being turned into a place of pilgrimage looks bleak.
The Guardian
9
His house was a place of pilgrimage for the disaffected from all parts of India.
Indian Unrest
10
His birthplace has already become a place of pilgrimage.
A Russian Journal
11
Tinos became a place of pilgrimage for Orthodox Greeks after a miracle involving a nun.
The Guardian
12
For this soon became a favorite place of pilgrimage.
John of the Woods
13
It is a place of pilgrimage to patriotic Prussians ever since Friedrich Wilhelm's exploit there.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 12
14
It is not a recognised place of pilgrimage.
The Irish Times
15
This spot henceforward was a place of pilgrimage.
Nature Near London
16
The duo shared rooms in Baker Street, still something of a place of pilgrimage to devotees.
The Irish Times
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