Vetralla is the step 42th from the via Francigena. This smaller town boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. It's spanning several millennia, from the Etruscan civilization to modern times. Vetralla's origins trace back to…
We're excited to share with you a new project we're working on to help you make the most of your Via Francigena trip. As you know, finding the right accommodation can be a big part…
The Albergo Ristorante Benigni is a charming hotel and restaurant located in Campagnano di Roma and offers a delightful blend of comfort and Italian hospitality. The hotel features well-appointed rooms that provide a cozy and…
Walking inside the Sorbo park you will find the Mola di Formello, the Inferno waterfalls. A small suggestive waterfall inside a beautiful natural park.
Walking from Campagnano di Roma to Isola Farnese, before Formello, you will find the Sorbo Park.We recommend that you make a small detour.When you arrive at the workart “Dialogo Infinito”, turn right and walk along…
The Madonna del Sorbo Sanctuary is located on the top of a well defended cliff in the Sorbo valleys, on the border between the municipalities of Campagnano and Formello. The place was inhabited since the Middle…
Let’s start from a concept: the steps that arrive or depart from big cities are never the preferred ones, cause they are too much “paved”.So, the step we are talking about, is not in the top 10…
Start: Caprarola, Palazzo Farnese Finishing line: Sutri, Piazza del Comune Length 19 km Difficulty: Average How to get: Taxi from Caprarola to Sutri (25/30 minutes) Via Francigena, Caprarola, Variante Cimina The stageThe “Variante Cimina” of…
Start: Montesacro, Piazza Sempione Finishing line: Vaticano, Basilica di San Pietro Length 8,5 km Difficulty:Easy How to get: Metro B1 from Conca d'Oro to Termini and Metro A from Termini to Ottaviano/San Pietro (50 minutes);…
The last stage of the Via di Francesco, in the middle of the city. We cross Via Nomentana, on the right towards Villa Borghese, Piazzale Flaminio and Piazza del Popolo.
An easy step that takes us into the “Eternal City” through the Marcigliana Nature Reserve and its bucolic landscapes. Until the traffic of Piazza Sempione and the “Città Giardino”, the heart of the Roman district…
A stage that for many is difficult for the length. Many divide it into two parts. From Ponticelli to Montelibretti (about 12 km) and from Montelibretti to Monterotondo (about 20 km)
A long and very demanding stage. A part of the walkers prefers to divide it into two parts: from Poggio San Lorenzo to Poggio Moiano and from Poggio Moiano to Nerola
16° Stage: from Rieti to Poggio San Lorenzo. A long but soft road without large climbs, which starts along the Via Salaria, then walks through torrents and fields with a small final climb that leads…
15° Stage: from Poggio Bustone to Rieti. You go up and down surrounded by nature. Stage of medium difficulty and average length.
