Pilgrim walks in Lombardy

The Antica Strada Valeriana (CAI path 291), of unspecified origin, was the only route to Valle Camonica for many millennia. Fully revamped and reinstated for tourism purposes, the route is today a harmonious encounter between landscape, art and history. The route runs along the hinterland of the eastern shore of the lake, from Pilzone d'Iseo to Pisogne (there is a project in progress to extend it as far as Monticelli Brusati and Ome), passing through the territories of Sulzano, Sale Marasino, Marone and Zone. The trip is extraordinarily stunning because it is always accompanied by views of Lake Iseo and the surrounding mountains.

The Via Francigena runs from Canterbury Cathedral in the south-east of Great Britain via France and Switzerland to St Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Limone sul Garda e bella passeggiata con vista sul lago.

The Via Francigena is an itinerary in 79 stages, about 1800 km long, starting in Canterbury, England and ending in Rome. The Italian section starts at the Great St. Bernard Pass and develops in 45 stages. 

Visita al Forte di Oga ed escursione alla Chiesa di San Colombano.

Dalla pianura alla collina, ma prima si transita a Piacenza.... importante snodo tra Via Francigena e Via Postumia

Die «Via Francigena» ist einer der 3 christlichen Pilgerwege des Mittelalters, dessen Hauptachse von Canterbury in England nach Rom führt. Diese Dokumentation umfasst vorerst den Abschnitt von Pontarlier  nach Rom.

The Ancient Via Valeriana starts from the city of Brescia, towards Lake Iseo and then continues to Camonica Valley.

Camminata dal paese di Griante sul Lago di Como fino alla Chiesetta di San Martino

Die «Via Francigena» ist einer der 3 christlichen Pilgerwege des Mittelalters, dessen Hauptachse von Canterbury in England nach Rom führt. Diese Dokumentation umfasst vorerst den Abschnitt von Pontarlier  nach Rom.