Touring Club Italiano

• SKU: TCI_VIA_FRA_GREEN_22
• Cultural Itinerary of the Council of Europe since 1994, the Via Francigena retraces the ancient route of pilgrims coming from beyond the Alps and heading towards the Eternal City. Today it is one of the most popular and popular European Paths: the 45 stages from the Gran San Bernardo to Rome are mapped by the Green Guide in great detail, emphasizing each one's scenic, spiritual, historical and artistic prerogatives. The last chapter is dedicated to the Via Francigene del Sud, the continuation of the Via south of Rome up to the Apulian embarkations for the Holy Land. Summary: In Valle d'Aosta The Canavese and the plain Towards the Po The gates of the Apennines Lunigiana and Versilia In the heart of Tuscany Val d'Arbia and Val d'Orcia Towards the Eternal City The Via Francigena in the South Among the pages of this Green Guide: - When, how, why to travel and the story of the 45 stages by Fabrizio Ardito , traveller-narrator with a backpack - The diary of journey of the writer Alcide Pierantozzi , poised between irony and nostalgia - From the Credential to the Testimonium , the pilgrim's glossary between spirituality and marketing - On the road from Bari to Brindisi: a live report by Eleonora Sacco , blogger and great traveler - A review of hospitality for pilgrims: hostels, abbeys, convents, shelters - Francigena for all: the feminine path by Sara Zanni and the Francigena cycle route for people with disabilities, by Pietro Scidurlo
• Subtype: Walking Guides
• Language: Italian
• Publication Date: 2022-03-31
• Scale: Scale not provided
• Regions Covered: Europe, Western Europe
• Countries Covered: Italy
• ISBN: 9788836578801
• Folded Size: 5" (W) x 9" (H)
• Unfolded Size: N/A
• Weight: 13.6 oz