Francis of Assisi, through his efforts, managed to bring harmony between the church and nature. Although he also spent time in Santiago and Jerusalem, his main place of residence was in Umbria, Italy.
Starting at the Italian border, one can find various paths which join the Way of St. Francis. On one side, coming from the Via Francigena on the west. On the other side, coming from the Via Slavica on the east. From there, the way leads through Verna, Gubbio, Assisi, and the districts of Rieti and Rome. The journey from Florence is around 500 km long.
Here further information is presented for registered users (registration is free). Users are welcomed to expand on and improve the information presented. We are especially grateful for sharing secret tips with future pilgrims (e.g. restaurants, overnight accommodation, interesting sights for pilgrims etc.).
Do I need to prapare for a pilgrimage?
|
|
|
|
|
Pilgrimage Routes 
