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Via Francigena Convents & Monasteries
Colette, I don't know about "not to be missed" as I stumbled across this resource after I walked from Lucca to Rome in 2019. https://www.monasterystays.com/- sgbmom
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Grand Saint Bernard Pass to Etrouble
Did you get a chance to see/interact with the St. Bernard dogs?- sgbmom
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Planning a 14 Day Walking Trip from Lucca to Rome: Accommodation Tips Needed
John, As long as you do not mind walking without seeing many other pilgrims, your quest to find suitable accommodation will not be a problem. Of course, our experience was pre-coronavirus in spring of 2019, and we made up our own stages since we are retired and had allowed 6 weeks to cover what...- sgbmom
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Can the Italian section of the VF be done on €35/day without camping?
50 euros per person...we did not find many pilgrim menus, and often our food/beverage costs were equal to or greater than our lodging.- sgbmom
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Can the Italian section of the VF be done on €35/day without camping?
In April and May 2019, a friend and I walked from Lucca to Rome, and we considered it a good (and rare) day to spend less than 50 euros for food and lodging. We stayed in several monasteries and other pilgrim friendly accommodations; it certainly helped to have some one with whom to split the...- sgbmom
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