Mundicamino and Via the Francigena in Italy

[jirit]

Mundicamino, the Spanish website with loads of information about the Camino in Spain has added a new section describing the Via Francigena in Italy (from French/Italian Alps) to Rome

http://www.mundicamino.com/

They are accepting contributions from those people that have traveled the Via Francigena. I would assume this includes people that has walked the route from Gran San Bernardo (The Swiss/Italian Alps) to Rome too.

Clearly there is a growing awareness and desire to connect the Camino de Santiago and Via Francigena.

 

[KiwiNomad06]

This article in French is about the Via Francigena. http://www.lemonde.fr/voyage/articl...sur-les-traces-des-pelerins_1473722_3546.html
Perhaps if you are interested but don't read French, you could use a translator program to get the gist of it.

There is also a link further down the page to a slideshow/video with some spectacular photos of the route. http://www.lemonde.fr/voyage/video/...a-francigena_1475046_3546.html#ens_id=1477698
Margaret