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For the Rome to Santiago option, have a look at Peter Robins page here: http://peterrobins.co.uk/camino/
... he has a map and some route-names that might help you find out some more.
Not sure how long it would take to walk it, but looking at the map it looks like just about double distance...
depends very much on what route you take and how fast you walk. In viewtopic.php?p=1086#1086
I estimate 2 mths Rome to Arles, chop off 2 wks or so from Firenze. Then, say another 2 mths to Santiago. But ymmv.
One way would be to join the Via Francigena at Lucca and walk the Via to Vercelli, from there take the Spur to Arles and the route from Arles to Santiago is one for which you can get the guide book from the CSJ.
With the AVF Guide see below and the CSJ Guide you should be able to get a good idea of the timescale but I would guess at least 4 months.
The Guida - Vademecum dal Gran San Bernardo a Roma (900km)
+ Spur road from Arles-F to Vercelli with 42 and 19 stages View cover
Published July 2003 by the Association Via Francigena
70pp. 90gr
by Adelaide Trezzini
Wow! You guys are great; informed and quick! Thanks for the speedy replies, I guess I haven't got the time to walk from Italy this year, but how great would that be??
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