Nicholas the Pilgrim
It has been said that the mediaeval pilgrimage represents the beginning of modern tourism. As the numbers of pilgrims reached hundreds of thousands, the Catholic church was forced to give them extra support by constructing special hospices around Europe. The pilgrimage became a source of income for both the church and people who attended the pilgrims. For the Icelanders, the pilgrimage to Rome was the most common of these often dangerous trips which ended with the reformation. There are many accounts of such trips in the Icelandic Sagas.
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About the film
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TypeDocumentary
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Length80 min.
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LanguageIcelandic, English
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Original TitleSuðurganga Nikulásar
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International TitleNicholas the Pilgrim
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Production Year1999
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Production CountriesIceland
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Number of Episodes2
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