A Pilgrimage Church is a place of worship that attracts visitors who travel to it as part of a religious journey or pilgrimage. These churches often hold significant spiritual importance, housing relics or sites associated with saints or important events in religious history. Pilgrims visit to seek blessings, perform rituals, or fulfill vows. Many pilgrimage churches are located in scenic or historical areas, enhancing their appeal. Notable examples include the Santiago de Compostela in Spain and the Basilica of Saint Peter in Vatican City. These sites often host festivals and events that celebrate their religious significance, drawing thousands of visitors each year.