Tourist routes are planned paths or itineraries designed to guide visitors through specific attractions, landmarks, or natural wonders in a region. These routes can vary in length and complexity, catering to different interests such as history, culture, or nature. They often include stops at popular sites, local eateries, and scenic viewpoints, making it easier for travelers to explore an area. Many tourist routes are marked with signs or maps, and some are available as guided tours led by knowledgeable locals. Examples of famous tourist routes include the Great Ocean Road in Australia and the Pacific Coast Highway in the United States.