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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Via Francigena: the St. Bernard Dogs
The Great St. Bernard Pass (2,476 m.), the highest point of the Via Francigena, is inseparably linked to the famous dogs that contributed to its popularity and are related to the image of Switzerland.
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Decathlon and the Via Francigena: a new and important collaboration
A new strategic collaboration has been founded between the European Association of Via Francigena Ways (EAVF) and Decathlon Italia, leading company for sportswear.
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The Via Francigena in 'Scarp de' tenis', a Special Dedicated to Walking Routes
The Via Francigena will appear in ’Scarp de’ tenis’. The non-profit street newspaper dedicates its July edition to "Hiking in Italy".
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Via Francigena: Candidate of the European Cultural Tourism Network
The European Association of the Via Francigena Ways has become a candidate of the European Cultural Tourism Network (ECTN) award 2019.
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