almis
New Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- Camino Frances, Le Puy to Conques, Via Francigena
Hi fellow Pilgrims,
we had five weeks in which to cover the Via francigena, and spend 7 days in Rome (how could you not?)
So we devised an itinerary which would touch upon the highlights (leaving out France because we had done other walks there): England, Switzerland, Siena (and Assisi) and Acquapendente to Rome. Then all of the pilgrim duties in Rome.
And we have just published a downloadable PDF e-book which you may be interested to have a look at.
http://www.goodwalkingbooks.com/travel_vf.html
The Via Francigena, once one of the most popular medieval pilgrimages is again regaining its popularity and importance amongst Christian pilgrimages.
regards... Almis
we had five weeks in which to cover the Via francigena, and spend 7 days in Rome (how could you not?)
So we devised an itinerary which would touch upon the highlights (leaving out France because we had done other walks there): England, Switzerland, Siena (and Assisi) and Acquapendente to Rome. Then all of the pilgrim duties in Rome.
And we have just published a downloadable PDF e-book which you may be interested to have a look at.
http://www.goodwalkingbooks.com/travel_vf.html
The Via Francigena, once one of the most popular medieval pilgrimages is again regaining its popularity and importance amongst Christian pilgrimages.
regards... Almis