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Rome’s St. Peter’s Basilica, in preparation for the 2025 Jubilee, installed a new reception point for pilgrims arriving in Rome from the Via Francigena. After going through the State Police
P&O Ferries resumed foot passenger service on the ferry between Dover and Calais as of Friday June 17th. This finally allows Via Francigena pilgrims departing from Canterbury to cross the
One year after ‘Via Francigena. Road to Rome 2021. Start Again!”, the 3,200 km relay march we covered last summer, the journey has become a docufilm. The movie collects stories of travellers along the epic voyage from Canterbury to Rome, up to the “Finibus terrae” of Santa Maria di Leuca, in Apulia, but it also highlights ongoing projects that enhance territories along the Via.
The EAVF took part in the first post-pandemic Training Academy on Cultural Routes, organised by the European Institute of Cultural Routes and hosted by the Impressionisms Routes in cooperation with
