wayfarers
plural nounUK /ˈweɪˌfeə.rəz/
US /ˈweɪˌfer.ɚz/
People who travel from place to place, often on foot.
The wayfarers stopped at the inn to rest for the night.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A type of sunglasses with a slightly pointed, classic shape.
She wore black wayfarers to block the bright sun.
3. People who are on a long journey or pilgrimage.
The wayfarers walked many miles to reach the holy city.
4. Wanderers who have no fixed home.
The old story tells of wayfarers who followed the stars.