Abstract

This study presents a brief analysis of religious tourism routes as an expression of spiritual, cultural and environmental interest. As recognized by the Council of Europe in its Cultural Routes programme, they play a role in the consolidation of European identity. The route known as The Ways to Jerusalem: Maritime Cultural and Pilgrimage Routes, which recreates the medieval system of terrestrial and maritime commercial and pilgrimage routes to Jerusalem, can also be seen in this framework. Its current promotion entails the adoption of technologies and applications that will enable "pilgrims 2.0" to access multiple virtual readings of the places along the route, facilitating orientation and on demand knowledge of the contexts.

Autore Pugliese

• Trono Anna

Tutti gli autori

• A. Trono , L. Oliva

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Anno di pubblicazione

2013

ISSN

2283-3102

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