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Louisiana's Sacred Places takes you on a personal tour of Louisiana's most solemn and revered locales. A melange of cultures and customs blurring the lines between the sacred and the profane, hauntingly beautiful cities of the dead, the serenity of historic churches, and the mesmerizing call of spirits in a Voodoo ceremony.

Part of the fabric of Scotland's identity, the story of these sacred places is as rich as it is diverse. Packed with vital and practical information, these handy guides enable locals and visitors to explore and discover the hidden history of Scotland.

Part of the fabric of Scotland's identity, the story of these sacred places is as rich as it is diverse. Packed with vital and practical information, these handy guides enable locals and visitors to explore and discover the hidden history of Scotland.

Scotland's rich Christian heritage began in South West Scotland. Part of the fabric of Scotland's identity, the history of these sacred places and the area's gentle beauty are too often ignored. This guide enables locals and visitors to explore and discover the hidden history of the region.

Punctuating its picturesque skyline, the churches of Edinburgh have provided the settings for many of the great events which have shaped the nation. Edinburgh's churches offer a fascinating insight to the life of the city. This guide allows both tourists and locals to explore the incredible rich history of Edinburgh and Midlothian.

The ancient Kingdom of Fife and the surrounding area play a central role in the history of the nation, from the battlefield of Bannockburn to the picturesque East Neuk and Scotland's ecclesiastical capital, St Andrews. This guide allows both tourists and locals to explore the history of Fife and the Forth Valley.

Part of the fabric of Scotland's identity, the story of these sacred places is as rich as it is diverse. Packed with vital and practical information, these handy guides enable locals and visitors to explore and discover the hidden history of Scotland.