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  1. giorgio

    Stops along Magna Francigena Sicily

    Click here for the new list of accomodation dated March 2024 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JpMPP0GIwYxMz7nvmjXCxg5re4htmlDo/view I will try to add it here below . Looks like it works...
  2. giorgio

    The Netherlands- Santiago April 2024

    If you are getting to Vezelay then i would recommend continuing on the Voie de Vezelay . See here https://www.chemin-compostelle.fr/les-etapes-de-la-voie-de-vezelay/ It's really beautiful and well serviced.
  3. giorgio

    Stops along Magna Francigena Sicily

    Literally 'at what km it is' ......it will tell you how many km from One more thing , in june it will start getting quite warm in Sicily.....
  4. giorgio

    Stops along Magna Francigena Sicily

    Here is the latest list of accomodations https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d_w8XSOOjUZ3eLxGaNeS3uklhZQxYTnm/view?pli=1
  5. giorgio

    Toulouse to SJPdP - March or August

    I would myself prefer end of august as starting period from Toulouse. It's a wonderful itinerary. In Oloron you have a choice ,either go to SJPP on the well known Camino Frances (remember that SJPP to Roncesvalles is a very long and steep stage ) or switch to the Camino Aragones thru Col du...
  6. giorgio

    Backpack transport on the Portuguese Camino

    Good afternoon, just wondering wether this service is available on the Camino Portugues , and, if so, on which sections ? Thank you in advance
  7. giorgio

    Nerves about staying in albergues

    Getting better, no cough,no temp but still a bit fatigued. Thinking about the Camino ,would say spending days or weeks in public places is probably a bit of a risk...even using private accomodations am not sure it's enough to keepe the bug away. Only in one expensive b&b we were keppt out of...
  8. giorgio

    Nerves about staying in albergues

    We're just back from 18 days on the Camino Frances we walked using private accomodations all the time . Last day in Astorga we were coughfing and feeling fatigued. A test a taken as soon as we returned confirmed we were postive (we're vaccinated and boosted). Possibly the spread of Covid was...
  9. giorgio

    Vezelay route

    Have walked this route years ago. Din't meet anybody doing the whole route. but just a few walkers doing one/two days bits. This said i would be very surprised if there would be an organized service for bag transports . It is a very beautiful route. Check here if you can find some clue...
  10. giorgio

    Camino Via Postumia

    Have posted the following on other thread but possibly this is a better place. Here is the GPS track of Via Postumia https://it.wikiloc.com/percorsi-mountain-bike/via-postumia-aquileia-genova-italian-route-for-santiago-www-viapostumia-eu-26736266 and here is the list of accomodations...
  11. giorgio

    Via Postumia, italian route for Santiago

    Don't know if you succeded in opening the gpx tracks.Try this one https://it.wikiloc.com/percorsi-mountain-bike/via-postumia-aquileia-genova-italian-route-for-santiago-www-viapostumia-eu-26736266 also here yu have the accomodation list...
  12. giorgio

    Heading to Limoges this afternoon

    Great route!!!
  13. giorgio

    12 days mid october... Where should i walk?

    Check Camino de Madrid on this forum. Very beautiful but lonely at times ....Based on the time you have you can skip some km at the beginning and you have good train connection from Sahagun back to Madrid at the end....
  14. giorgio

    LIVE from the Camino Way of St. Francis

    how was your first stage ?
  15. giorgio

    Venice to Genoa?

    Yes ,there is a recently opened path called Via Postumia You can find the english version of the guide here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gFBQki-0B9hfaRe5o0p0fDKAoO963NDv/view Here is the list of overnight accomodations as recently updated...
  16. giorgio

    2nd Camino - Repeat CF or try something new?

    As many have said CF has a very unique type of appeal. After that ,to relive long distance pilgrimage you can pick Le Puy ,Norte or Via de la plata, each one of them having some similarities with CF but also great differences . Otherwise, depending upon the time you have, you could start in...
  17. giorgio

    Italy's East Coast

    Cannot help on east cost but for a three week's hike i would give a look here http://viapostumia.eu/ It connects Aquileia on the north east of italy to Genova crossing several beauiful historical towns. Google maps here...
  18. giorgio

    Le Puy or Arles via the Via Francigena?

    Hi John, i believe that going to Rome would bring you into a sort of 'cul de sac' considering your intent to get to Casablanca. It looks like you can do this only by going to Spain and then continue south. In this case the only way out of Rome would be walking back the Via Francigena to Sarzana...
  19. giorgio

    Santiago To Rome

    Would say you have the option to continue from Arles onto the GR 653D (guide available from the French Federation of Hickers FFRP) to Montgenevre . There you are on the Via Francigena branch coming from France that will join in Vercelli the other branch coming down from Switzerland St.Bernard...
  20. giorgio

    Via Della Costa Italy

    Give a look here (from stage 27 on ) http://www.viefrancigene.org/it/mappe/ As far as a guide would recommend (as others have already done on this forum) Monica d'atti's guide in english http://libri.terre.it/libri/collana/10/libro/411/Via-Francigena.-Cartography-and-GPS

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