Route from Trieste, Italy to Spain

[Eva Guðbjörg]

Hey,
I am looking for a route that starts in Trieste, Italy and goes to Santiago de Compostela, do you have any suggestions ?

 

[KinkyOne]

Hey,
I am looking for a route that starts in Trieste, Italy and goes to Santiago de Compostela, do you have any suggestions ?

Hi,

Scroll down the main page to the sub-forums and you'll find info there.
Or simply use Search function with Trieste as a keyword.

Happy planning!

 

[NorthernLight]

It’s very possible to walk from Trieste to Venice, just follow the coastal roads. If you are so inclined, you can hop on a ferry or two for parts of it. When I walked that stretch, I made up my own route using maps.me and followed footpaths and roads. Some road portions need good care.

The camino is marked after Venice, I believe. It’s likely marked before that, but I made my own route, with St Mark’s my destination, after walking to Trieste from Bratislava.

 

[OzAnnie]

Hey,
I am looking for a route that starts in Trieste, Italy and goes to Santiago de Compostela, do you have any suggestions ?

Hi Eva
@KinkyOne above posted some interesting info on this thread. (Go to his post #10)

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/new-albergue-in-peso-da-regua.66730/#post-855546

A preview is this screen shot of the hiking map trails linked in that post. There is something for everyone in that file !! Have a look at the hiking trails link

Buen camino/s.
Annie

 

[KinkyOne]

Hi Eva
@KinkyOne above posted some interesting info on this thread. (Go to his post #10)

https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/threads/new-albergue-in-peso-da-regua.66730/#post-855546

A preview is this screen shot of the hiking map trails linked in that post. There is something for everyone in that file !! Have a look at the hiking trails link

Buen camino/s.
Annie

True but mentioned link/map is pretty scarce with St.James Ways outside Spain, Portugal & France. Mostly there are E routes and other National routes like Slovenian Mountain Trail.

But here is a map with St.James Ways in Europe. Also through Northern Italy and even with all four branches of the Slovenian St.James Way:

Visualizador de los Caminos de Santiago en Europa del IGN

Visualizador de cartografía de los Caminos de Santiago en Europa creado por el Instituto Geográfico Nacional y el Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica con la colaboración de la Federación de Asociaciones de Amigos del Camino de Santiago.

nco.ign.es

Otherwise more info here on the forum at https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/forums/europe.90/

 

[he.panpub]

On April 26, I should have left Budapest to join Santiago. I should have hiked through Hungary, Slovenia, northern Italy, southern France. From Trieste, I would have walked on Via Flavia, then Via Postumia, Via della Costa, Via Aurelia to arrive in Arles and take Via Tolosana.
See the website http://viapostumia.eu/

 

[Andrea Vitiello]

hi friends, if you want informations about camino Budapest/Santiago look here https://drive.google.com/open?id=1tNBPRZYRYghuKF0VIppAnccnnu5CaG3u
or

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1VLyMWsHo7HkXxZjMZeOHV3bj6eLulYxF&ll=44.744060513223786%2C5.246352000000002&z=6

 

[Andrea Vitiello]

Via Pannonia: https://www.facebook.com/viapannonia/
Jakobova Pot: http://www.jakobova-pot.si/
Via Flavia: https://www.facebook.com/groups/285187488632672/
Via Postumia:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gEtYe_UXS0KDPmVrSPqcSSOTjXPWws58/view?usp=sharing

 

[Andrea Vitiello]

Voie Aurelienne
Via Tolosana

 

[Andrea Vitiello]

via tolosana
camino aragones

 

[he.panpub]

I hope it'll be possible to hike from Budapest to Santiago this year. It was impossible in 2020 ! Andrea Vitiello makes a great job !

 

[Stephan the Painter]

But here is a map with St.James Ways in Europe. Also through Northern Italy and even with all four branches of the Slovenian St.James Way:

Visualizador de los Caminos de Santiago en Europa del IGN

Visualizador de cartografía de los Caminos de Santiago en Europa creado por el Instituto Geográfico Nacional y el Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica con la colaboración de la Federación de Asociaciones de Amigos del Camino de Santiago.

nco.ign.es

That is a fabulous map!

 

[JabbaPapa]

That would be a lot like the Jerusalem Way in reverse -- the most traditional route would be Trieste > Venice > Verona > Bergamo > Milan > Turin (there's a variant via Parma > Piacenza > Milan ; but Piacenza is rather industrialised and polluted) -- then either the southern Francigena/northern Provençal down to Avignon or Arles > Arles Way from St Gilles > etc ; or start that, but switch at Briançon to Grenoble > Valence > Le Puy > etc.

Historically, I'd suspect that more would have taken the southerly route, for the somewhat lesser difficulty ; and via Avignon rather than Arles as it had the famous bridge.