03
Feb
The reasons for choosing the agriturism
These are the reasons for choosing the agriturism. For many it is a fantastic choice for pilgrims on the Via Francigena.
03
Feb
Siena
Siena: A City of Art and History on the Via Francigena
iena, one of Tuscany’s most iconic cities, is a true treasure for travelers along the Via Francigena. With its beautifully preserved medieval architecture, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene, Siena offers a wealth of experiences…
18
Jul
14
Jul
Depandance San Martino
Depandance San Martino, located in the heart of Lucca’s historic center. This accommodation offers a blend of comfort and convenience, making it an good choice for travelers and is situated just a few minutes’ walk…
13
Jul
Why choose Walking on Francigena’s channels and website?
Why should you use Walking on Francigena channels and the website? There are many benefits to using the Walking on Francigena channel to find accommodation for your Via Francigena pilgrimage. Here are just a few:…
02
Jul
Piazza dell’Anfiteatro in Lucca,
Piazza dell’Anfiteatro in Lucca, Italy, is a charming square located in the heart of the city. Its elliptical shape follows the outline of the ancient Roman amphitheater that once stood here. In the 19th century,…
02
Jul
San Luca Palace Hotel
San Luca Palace Hotel in Lucca, Italy, is a luxurious accommodation set within a historic building dating back to 1540. Located on Via San Paolino, the hotel is situated at the entrance of Lucca’s historic…
13
Jan
Porta Angelica
Browsing through paper writings and blogs, we discovered that many pilgrims and walkers, when they arrive at the last steps of their journey, mistakenly believe that Porta Angelica is the two arches opening that closes…
26
Nov
Walking Francigena Ultramarathon
The date of the most important marathon organized on the Via Francigena has been decided: The Walking Francigena Ultramarathon.It will take place on 9 and 10 October 2021The purpose of the marathon is absolutely not…
09
Nov
Via Francigena : Radicofani – Acquapendente
37° Stage: from Radicofani to Acquapendente This stage is long but not very demanding as regards the differences in level.
09
Nov
Via Francigena : San Quirico d’Orcia – Radicofani
36° Stage: from San Quirico d’Orcia to Radicofani The stage that goes from San Quirico to Radicofani is the longest of the Tuscan stretch. And it’s really tiring. 930 meters the difference in height uphill,…
08
Nov
Via Francigena : Ponte d’Arbia – San Quirico d’Orcia
35° Stage: from Ponte d’Arbia to San Quirico d’Orcia Long and demanding stage, with a large uphill gradient (600 meters). The route follows the railway and the provincial road to the Pieve di Sant’Innocenza in…
08
Nov
Via Francigena : Siena – Ponte d’Arbia
34° Stage: from Siena to Ponte d’Arbia. This is a long stage, with a low height difference, but all in the open. Along the way to visit the fortified farm of Grancia di Cuna (in…
08
Nov
Via Francigena : Monteriggioni – Siena
33° Stage: from Monteriggioni to Siena. The stage from Monteriggioni to Siena, is short, easy and does not present large gradients uphill or downhill.
08
Nov
Via Francigena : San Gimignano – Monteriggioni
32° Stage: from San Gimignano to Monteriggioni The stage from San Gimignano to Monteriggioni is among the most fascinating of the Via Francigena. Because of its length, many divide it and travel it in two…