Between untamed wildlife, angry people, and natural hazards traveling seems kind of difficult. How did they do it?
In fantasy literature, travelling groups are often described as "taking watch" in turns throughout the night. Did travellers in medieval europe have a similar practice? Did travelling habits differ in ancient times? written by u/sunagainstgold (not top level replies)
It's the European middle ages, and I'm traveling from England to Rome or Jerusalem for a pilgrimage. What's border security like, as I cross (presumably) multiple international borders along the way? Do I need a passport or some equivalent? written by u/sunagainstgold.
How did travelers in ancient and medieval times decide where it was safe to spend the night? Did any cultures have "rules for travelers"? written by u/sunagainstgold