Maps/Guide Books from Italy to Santiago

[Lisbeth Fritz]

I am planning to walk the Camino beginning in Italy this September but am having difficulty finding maps and/or guide books for the Italian/French portion. Does anyone know of resources for this route?

 

[annakappa]

I am planning to walk the Camino beginning in Italy this September but am having difficulty finding maps and/or guide books for the Italian/French portion. Does anyone know of resources for this route?

I know of someone who walked from Milan last year. I can try and get her contact if you wish.

 

[Lisbeth Fritz]

I know of someone who walked from Milan last year. I can try and get her contact if you wish.

That would be great

 

[annakappa]

I'll see what I can come up with.

 

[annakappa]

Her name is Sara Zanni. She walked from Milan to Santiago last Spring. I don't have her contact, but found her on Facebook. You could try and contact her therefore through fb!

 

[GettingThere]

Her name is Sara Zanni. She walked from Milan to Santiago last Spring. I don't have her contact, but found her on Facebook. You could try and contact her therefore through fb!

Hi Annakappa and Lisbeth - Sara has a website dedicated to her Camino! Here: http://www.100daysontheway.com/?lang=en - it has heaps of useful stuff - itinerary accommodation lists, bibliography, helpful links etc, as well as links to her Facebook and Twitter accounts and a Comments area on the website. I'm sure you should find some helpful info here, Lisbeth. Happy planning!

EDIT: P.S. There is much more material on the Italian language version of the site - looks like she didn't complete the translation. But if you click on the little Italian flag at the top you can then get Google to translate the pages so you get more of an idea (easiest if you use the Chrome browser). But there is still a lot of info on the English site.

 

[annakappa]

Hi Annakappa and Lisbeth - Sara has a website dedicated to her Camino! Here: http://www.100daysontheway.com/?lang=en - it has heaps of useful stuff - itinerary accommodation lists, bibliography, helpful links etc, as well as links to her Facebook and Twitter accounts and a Comments area on the website. I'm sure you should find some helpful info here, Lisbeth. Happy planning!

EDIT: P.S. There is much more material on the Italian language version of the site - looks like she didn't complete the translation. But if you click on the little Italian flag at the top you can then get Google to translate the pages so you get more of an idea (easiest if you use the Chrome browser). But there is still a lot of info on the English site.

That's the site, thanks! I followed her Blog during her long walk, but couldn't find it yesterday. I can't remember, but I thought I followed it in Italian.