Sacred Place by Jean Holm offers a thoughtful, cross-cultural study of places considered sacred across major world religions. From mountains, rivers, and temples to shrines, groves, and cities, Holm explores how sacred spaces anchor spiritual identity, ritual, and meaning. This book is part of the acclaimed Themes in Religious Studies series and provides insight into how physical places become spiritual centres—connecting the divine, community, and landscape. Holm reflects on pilgrimage, symbolism, myth, and the socio-political role of sacred geography in both historical and modern contexts.