Walking path
The Via Francigena
The ancient route that in medieval times connected Canterbury to Rome and to the harbors of Apulia has been discovered by modern wayfarers, who set off on a surprising and enchanting route. Since 2001 the European association of vie Francigene coordinates the development and promotion of an itinerary that runs across Italy and Europe, retracing the history of our continent.
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Almatourism and EAVF Call for Papers
Almatourism, Journal of Tourism, Culture and Territorial Development announces a special issue in collaboration with the European Association of Vie Francigene (EAVF) dedicated to the theme of "The Via Francigena for all for sustainable and responsible development".
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Walks and Routes, 16th April: the deadline for the Santa Margherita call
Until noon of the 16th April 2018 applications to participate in the valorisation lease will be accepted - ex art. 3 bis of the D.L. n. 351/2001, up to 50 years, of the "Former Santa Margherita school" in Strada Santa Margherita 81, S.P. 71, Fidenza, in the province of Parma.
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"Walk for hope" with Michel and Claude
"Roulons pour l'espoir" ("Ride for hope") presents Michel and Claude, two frenchmen who started to "walk for hope" along the Via Francigena, just leaving Canterbury.
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Meeting of the European Committee for Interregional Technical Coordination
The European Committee for Interregional Technical Coordination (CECTI) returns to meet for common projects aimed at the development of the international Francigena route.
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