The European Association of the Via Francigena ways EAVF participates in the annual Council of Europe Cultural Routes award 2020. This year’s award is titled “Cultural Routes for creative economy and local sustainable development”.
Read MoreAn important publication "Via Francigena For All?" focused on the route’s accessibility has been recently published on Almatourism, by Pietro Scidurlo and Giulia d'Angeli in collaboration with the association Free Wheels Onlus.
Read MoreWe are stuck. Stop with tourism, stop with racing, walking, trekking and sport. Stop with our social relationships, those made of hugs, kisses, dinners, but also of gyms, meetings and conferences.
Read MoreNowadays we feel the need to find alternative ways to "live" the path and make few stages of the route.
Read MoreIn these motionless days we would like to feel closer with wayfarers and walkers, that is why we decided to raise voices about the experience of the journey
Read MoreThe EPA Secretariat announce the release of the 2019 Activity Report of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe Programme, prepared in cooperation with the European Institute of Cultural Routes.
Read MoreA virtual exhibition dedicated to one of the treasures of the Veio Park: the Via Francigena route,
Read MoreThe coronavirus as an opportunity to understand a new way of sustaining tourism activities and approaching the world.
Read MoreThe french part of the Via Francigena is not as famous as the italian part.
Read MoreIn 2019 the BBC aired a television series about the Via Francigena, which followed travel of eight British celebrities who walked along the route from Martigny to Rome.
Read MoreAn exciting story narrating about a beautiful journey along the southern Via Francigena is presented by a Docu-Film " La Via Della Storia “
Read MoreEuropean Association of the Via Francigena ways, the Council of Europe cultural route, is ever committed to international cooperation
Read MoreThe European Association of the Via Francigena ways EAVF contributes to the European Union macro-regional strategies for sustainable tourism development.
Read MoreCurrently we are taking an advantage of having free time to thoroughly organize our next journey along the Via Francigena – a preparation stage often left out by some walkers.
Read MoreAssociation Via Francigena in Tuscia di Viterbo is celebrating its first birthday! The association was born from a dream of two pilgrims who have travelled the Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena and wanted to embrace pilgrims’ legacy on the territory of Tuscia – an historic area in the region of Latium with a capital in the city of Vitebro.
Read MoreThe Association Amici Della Via Francigena Valle Di Susa (Association of the Friends of the Via Francigena Valle di Susa) was born in Rivoli. This spontaneous, voluntary and non-profit group consists of local outdoor enthusiasts - marathon runners, Nordic Walking instructors, walkers and pilgrims, who participate in most important events in the Valley of Susa and in the province.
Read MoreThe first official guide of the Sigeric’s route from Canterbury to the Grand Saint Bernard Pass with a total of 1,200 km is on sale now.
Read MoreWith regard to the current COVID-19 emergency, information is shared at European and national level to which EAVF adheres.
Read MoreA campaign has been launched to make a concrete contribution to restart Italian tourism and attract attention of Italians and foreigners towards slow tourism that allows you to experience a holiday in close contact with nature: that of walking and cycling trips.
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