Housing the Stranger in the Mediterranean World

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Exploring the development of accommodations for travelers, this study delves into the medieval Mediterranean's hospitality landscape. It examines how these establishments evolved to meet the needs of pilgrims, merchants, and wanderers, reflecting the social and economic dynamics of the time. The book highlights the architectural features, cultural significance, and the role these hostelries played in fostering connections across diverse regions. Through detailed analysis, it offers insights into the interplay between travel and society during the medieval period.