From England all the way to the southern tip of Apulia, the Via Francigena traces one of Europe’s longest and most ancient walking routes: a journey spanning over 3,000 kilometres, with its most vibrant and meaningful section running through Italy.
It’s a path that turns into a slow and captivating experience, where the spiritual dimension of pilgrimage blends with that of travel, as landscapes, villages, and towns unfold along the way, allowing you to discover some of the most beautiful scenery on the peninsula.
