Via Francigena

[Marietjie]

Where can I get more info about the Via Francigena?

 

[domigee]

Via Francigena | Homepage

The Via Francigena is one of the oldest and most popular pilgrim itineraries in Europe. With its 3200km from Canterbury to Rome and onwards to Santa Maria di Leuca in Southern Italy, it crosses 5 different European countries.

www.viefrancigene.org

This is a good starting point

 

[roving_rufus]

On this forum

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/forums/via-francigena-canterbury-to-rome.132/

Also useful re accomodation in Switzerland and Italy

Vía Francígena | Gronze.com

La Vía Francígena es un camino histórico de peregrinación —declarado Itinerario Cultural Europeo en 1994— que une la catedral de la ciudad inglesa de Canterbury con la plaza de San Pedro de Roma. Su origen es la peregrinación de Sigerico, arzobispo de Canterbury, en el año 990. Actualmente está...

www.gronze.com

 

[Jotown]

Pilgrims to Rome | The Via Francigena

Pilgrims to Rome is a registered charity that aims to encourage and inform those making a pilgrimage to Rome along the Via Francigena.

pilgrimstorome.org.uk

This is very comprehensive, and helpful ….

 

[Paul-CH]

You won't believe it, but you can also google it and get many very good answers.
Depending which part you like to hike it will be different websites to support you.
There is also an The official guides and the App

 

[asl]

I am looking to walk a portion of the Via Francigena next year from Lucca to Rome.

When preparing to walk the Camino Frances and the Norte I turned to Godesalco.com for information in planning stages a bit different than those outlined on Gronze and other sites. Is there a similar site for the Via Francigena? Many thanks in advance.

 

[syug]

Forwalk App (free) is a great resource with stages, maps, services and accommodations https://app.forwalk.org/4/5/en/23/#9.9/43.9/6.2/0