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The novel The Pilgrimage of Saint Birgitta reveals the life of Birgitta of Sweden, a religious figure, a Catholic saint who is called the patron saint of Sweden and Europe. Birgitta is distinguished by her deep religiosity, piety, and visions in which she sees future events. She seeks to devote herself to serving God and helping people, and tries to actively influence political events . The novel contains a large number of descriptions of the countryside, the exteriors of castles, churches, religious buildings and structures. The story is full of the characters' inner reflections on the meaning of life. The protagonist makes pilgrimages to holy places, in particular to Jerusalem, and founds a monastery in Wadden. At the end of the novel, the protagonist dies.