3000 kilometres to work on inclusivity. The Via Francigena and the Piedmont Region together to make the routes accessible.
In November, AEVF spoke in Brussels about its European projects on slow tourism and rural economic development.
The regeneration of the villages of Calendasco and Berceto on the Via Francigena in Emilia-Romagna is the focus of the project “Transitare paesaggi culturali”.
The Via Francigena is preparing for the Jubilee 2025: more than 22 million euros have been committed for infrastructure, safety, reception, and promotion.