pilgrims' way
(also pilgrim way, pilgrim's way)
noun
A route followed by pilgrims travelling to a shrine; (with capital initials, the name of) a well-established route to a particular shrine, especially that of St Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral, England.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in English Historical Review.
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