Via Francigena

The Via Francigena is an ancient pilgrimage route connecting Canterbury, England, to Rome, Italy, traversing France and Switzerland. Historically, it served as a major spiritual highway for pilgrims traveling to the Vatican. Today, it is recognized as a cultural and historical pathway inviting walkers, cyclists, and explorers to experience diverse landscapes, medieval towns, and spiritual heritage. The route offers a meaningful journey through Europe’s rich history, combining physical activity with cultural reflection, and has become a symbol of connection across regions and traditions.