Your Road To Rome – Here's how to make it easy

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One Foot Abroad– Walking Holiday Experts

Via Francigena connects Canterbury, England to Rome, Italy. The complete route covers 1,000km. However the route is divided into sixteen (16) individual walks, each one approximately averaging 63km – pick and choose.
 
If you’re interested in experiencing the Via Francigena challenge yourself, one Foot Abroad is based in Dublin and has been customising Walking Holidays on the Via Francigena for over 10 years.
 
We offer hand-picked Half-Board accommodation in hotels and guesthouses on all pilgrimage routes and include luggage transfer, walking maps and notes, and 24/7 emergency customer care in our packages.
 
Contact one of our Expert Walking Holiday Planners for a tailor-made itinerary at info@onefootabroad.com or add your details in the form on this page
 

The Road to Rome

A three-part series called Pilgrimage: The Road To Rome is being broadcast on BBC2. The documentary ‘explores how relevant the medieval rites of pilgrimage are in today’s society’ and does this by getting eight celebrities to challenge their beliefs and live as modern-day pilgrims, taking on the ancient 2,000km Via Francigena.
Via Francigena The Road to Rome map

The Challenge of the Road To Rome

Pilgrimage The Road To Rome
The group spends 15 days joining hundreds of other pilgrims along the 1,000km pilgrim path. The ancient road of Via Francigena that connects Canterbury, England to Rome, Italy, is a popular pilgrimage route that spans four countries – England, France, Switzerland, Italy. This route will enchant you with stunning Tuscan views to regions with rich World War I/II history. This popular walking path is said to be challenging but rewarding as the beautiful scenery and magnificent points of interest, which range from lakes to castles, make it worthwhile. The journey gives them a chance to reflect on their experience and challenge their beliefs as well as discuss ethical and spiritual issues along the way.[vc_column width=”1/3″ el_class=”nicdark_sidebar_fixed_right”][vc_tta_tabs active_section=”1″ el_class=”nicdark_tab_dark nicdark_sidebar_fixed”][vc_tta_section title=”Contact us” tab_id=”1554377982973-4156492d-9985″][ninja_forms_display_form id=”1″][/vc_tta_section][/vc_tta_tabs][vc_column css=”.vc_custom_1554380123700{margin-top: 25px !important;margin-bottom: 15px !important;}”][title_nd tag=”h2″ align=”center” title=”Most Popular Via Francigena – The Road To Rome Packages”][vc_column width=”1/3″][posts_grid_nd post_grid_type=”packages” post_grid_columns=”grid_12″ post_grid_packages_layout=”packages_layout_1″ post_grid_number=”50″ post_grid_postid=”13401″][vc_column width=”1/3″][posts_grid_nd post_grid_type=”packages” post_grid_columns=”grid_12″ post_grid_packages_layout=”packages_layout_1″ post_grid_number=”50″ post_grid_postid=”2593″][vc_column width=”1/3″][posts_grid_nd post_grid_type=”packages” post_grid_columns=”grid_12″ post_grid_packages_layout=”packages_layout_1″ post_grid_number=”50″ post_grid_postid=”3471″]