A journal of Masonic travel & history
Grand temples, hidden symbols and lodges at the edge of the map: field notes for the travelling Freemason and the curious traveller alike.
The newest dispatchNo. XLV
Just published
Travel thoughtfully with Masonic regalia: protect delicate aprons, check airport and customs rules, and confirm the credentials and clothing required by your host lodge.
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The collections
Collection I34 dispatches
Lodges, temples, hidden symbols and the history of the Craft, found on the road.
Collection II11 dispatches
City-by-city itineraries for the travelling Mason: where to go, what to see, and how to visit.
The atlas · Travel guides
Week-long routes and city guides: which lodges welcome visitors, which temples open their doors, and what to see between meetings.
Our creed
Every city keeps a second history, carved into cornerstones, painted on ceilings, written in the geometry of its streets. We go looking for it.
The editors of Square & Travel
Editor’s selection
There's something about Masonic temples that seems to attract ghost stories.
Scotland holds a unique place in Masonic history...
Traveling as a Freemason or history enthusiast unveils a world of hidden symbols, grand halls, and enduring brotherhood.
Istanbul sits at the crossroads of continents, where Europe meets Asia and where East encounters West.
Prague stands as one of Europe's most significant Masonic centers, with a rich history dating back to the 1740s when Freemasonry was first introduced during Austrian rule .
