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Organised Tours
It is possible to entrust the organisation of the trip to tour operators that arrange both guided tours and individual trips. In the latter case the organisation takes care of the reservation of accommodating businesses, the luggage transport from one stage to another, the long-distance support and the supplying of maps and detailed descriptions.
Guides and Associations
The tour guides and the associations that offer excursions and trips
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Trips and Excursions
Via Francigena by bike - Lucca to Rome - Via del Sole
From the ancient wall of Lucca, you can cycle through the breathtaking landscapes of Tuscany and Latium, reaching Rome in 10 days and enjoying all the highlights of the Via Francigena.
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The heart of Tuscan Via Francigena - selfguidewalking tour - Sloways
The Quintessence of Via Francigena
0% stress, 100% active experience. Guided e-bike tour along the Via Francigena, where every detail is organized so you can enjoy a carefree experience.
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Via Francigena - Arriving to Rome - Via del Sole
Montefiascone can be easily reached by train from Viterbo, however the train station is far out of town and you need a taxi
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From Gran San Bernardo - Via del Sole
Bourg St Pierre can be easily reached by train from Geneva or Lausanne to Martigny then by bus and you wil find at your hotel all the material you need for your trip: hotel vouchers, the detailed description of the walking and the GPS maps. You will also be told where to go to receive a benediction by a priest if you want one before you start on your way. (first possible place is at the Pass)
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From Montefiascone to Rome - Via del Sole
Montefiascone can be easily reached by train from Viterbo, however the train station is far out of town and you need a taxi
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The VIA FRANCIGENA – from Siena to Bolsena - Genius Loci
If you’re looking for a real pilgrimage in Italy, the Via Francigena is the right choice! But you should choose the right route!
Most of the ‘medieval pilgrim routes’ were following the old Roman roads, which followed the most ‘logical’ routes to Rome. Often these roads have been further transformed over the centuries though, and are major roads today.
Weekend on Via Francigena, from Siena to Buonconvento - SloWays
Would you like to walk in the middle of postcard-like scenario, sampling some of the best Via Francigena has to offer, just in three days?
In the first part of this journey you will walk along the legendary strade bianche (“white roads”, dirt roads) of Siena for kilometres and kilometres, crossing the Val d’Arbia and the Val d’Orcia