You are right, but imagine Sigeric the Serious did his travel in year 990. Probably he didn't had so many roads he could have used.
It helps when you are able to read a good quality map. If you uses one which shows you all hiking trails you may...
I used the cicerone guide by Alison Raju when i did this in 2019 and I have recorded it as 24km to Ornans.
I think it was mostly on the road and as I am quite happy with that I often look for a shorter route on google maps. As others have said...
If you decide to take the detour to Monte Sant'Angelo there is a bus between the main towns Lucera, San Severo, San Giovanni Rotundo and to Monte Sant'Angelo. You could just take a bus all the way there and back if you wanted to visit but didn't...
Very interesting question.
Not that many people walk it and I think (based only on what I see on here and elsewhere) that most people - that is the kind of peope who have walked some of all of the path from Canterbury to Rome - see it as a...
Hi , I walked from Rome to Monte Sant'Angelo a couple of years ago, I mostly stayed in places I found on Booking.com but there was a lovely pilgrim accomodation in Buonalbergo, Casa del Pellegrino ( telephone +39 3772448073) the owner lived next...
The VF del/nel Sud (other names are avaialble) goes from Rome to Bari (the embarcation point for onward travel to Jerusalem on the Via Egnatia) or on to Santa Maria di Leuca, the tip of the heel of Italy.
It is a beautiful, very quiet, extension...
Yes - it's a shame to stop but my boss might not be too happy if I didn't come back to work.
And 25km is a very nice day's walk especially on the relatively ease of Leon to Reliegos. Did 10km today into Sahagun and on that flat it was a stroll...
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