The Pilgrims’ Passport and the Official walking path guide: the two fundamental objects for those who want to start their travel along the Francigena Way.
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Kit Pilgrim’s Passport + Italian Official Guide
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Product Description
The Credential is the fundamental document for pilgrims.
It represents the “passport of the pilgrim”, attesting his identity and motivations.
The Pilgrim must carry it with him in order to be identified as such and to have access to the reception facilities on the itinerary. In every place where he is hosted he will receive a stamp, until the completion of the journey. Many structures welcome pilgrims with the credential requesting a simple offer to support the management costs, in other cases, when it comes to accommodation facilities that offer more services, are generally applied reductions.
Delivering the credential in every place where the Pilgrim is hosted will receive a stamp, useful for completing the journey and necessary to request the “Testimonium” (must have traveled at least the last 200km by bike or 100km on foot).
Many structures welcome Pilgrims requesting a simple offer useful to support the management costs, in other cases, when it comes to accommodation facilities that offer greater services or public transport means such as trains and buses, reductions are generally applied.
With this Credential you’ll be able to remember yuor thip for the rest of your life and you will fell like your part of a SLOW movement.
We recommend the purchase together with the official guide of the Via Francigena. They are in fact the two fundamental objects for walkers traveling along the Via Francigena.
Via Francigena – The Official Guide
The Guide to the “Via Francigena”
With the Via Francigena – Official Guide you will find the official guide of the Via Francigena.
In fact, the guide provides all the information needed to get started:
- Discover the detailed maps
- the altitudes you’ll have to overcome.
- Step by step description of the route
- The official variants on the path
- Where to sleep and the places to visit along the way
A guide for everyone: pilgrims, trekkers, wayfarers and for those who want to experiment even for short stretches along one of the most itineraries famous in Europe.
From the Alps in Rome on foot then along the route of the ancient pilgrims in the footsteps of the Archbishop Sigerico (10th century). A whole month, a week or a few days. So live an extraordinary journey of discovery alone or in a group. Discover unexpected landscapes, medieval churches and sections of Roman roads. It crosses some of the most beautiful and evocative villages in Italy.
45 stops between Valle d’Aosta, Piedmont, Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, Liguria, Tuscany and Lazio.
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| Weight | 0.38 kg |
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