The magazine “Via Francigena and the European Cultural Routes” n.42 is the editorial tool of the European Association of Vie Francigene (AEVF).
A magazine with a rich array of images that combines historical and cultural deepening, information on the activity of the Association, setting it in the wider context of the Itineraries of the Council of Europe.
The Sentiero del Viandante Credential represents a true “pilgrim’s passport”.
It attests to the identity and motivation of the traveler, it is an indispensable tool. The pilgrim must have the pilgrim’s credential with him to be identified as such.
Inside the Credential and Official Guide Kit in Italian you will find the official guide to the Via Romea Germanicad. The guide provides all the indispensable information you need to set out on the trail. Discover detailed maps, altimetry, step-by-step description of the route, official variants, where to sleep and places to visit.
The Via Francigena Sud – Official Guidebook is the guidebook for the 930 km From Roma to Santa Maria di Leuca, full of new insights and useful information for those people who set off, even for a few days.
The “Ciclovia Francigena” T-Shirt is 100% cotton with silk-screen printing on the front.
Our Leather Crest with Pilgrim and the inscription “Via Francigena”, is looped for stitching (mini set for sewing included). It therefore has natural finishes, laser cutting and engraving.
Product details:
Thickness: 3,5-4 mm
Size: 45 x 40 mm
Our ultra glossy Via Francigena – Plexiglass Keychain is red coloured.
You can always take it with you, during the experience along the Via Francigena but also after your return home.
Product details: Thickness: 5 mm; Size: 90×20 mm; Width: 10 mm
Our Via Francigena Leather Hair clip is made of natural leather with effigy of the pilgrim and written Via Francigena. This includes a natural wood insert.
Product details:
Leather thickness: 3,5 mm – 4
Diameter insert: 5 mm
Leather: 50 mm
Length: 110 mm
With the Kit St Olav you have all you need to travel on the Scandinavian journey.
Buy the guide to the Via Vandelli
170 km on foot from Modena and Sassuolo to Massa
Duke Francesco III d’Este dreamed of connecting his Modena with Massa and the sea. This is how Domenico Vandelli’s enterprise began: bypassing the Apennines and the Apuane Alps to build the first great carriage road of the Enlightenment.
A story of nobles, brilliant engineers, brigands and partisans, to be rediscovered in a 7-day walk between Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany.
Inside the Italian language Credential and Guide Kit you will find the official guide to the Via Romea Germanica. The guide provides all the indispensable information you need to set out on the trail. Discover detailed maps, altimetry, step-by-step description of the route, official variants, where to sleep and places to visit.
“Walking the Via Francigena pilgrim route – Part 2 Lausanne and the Great St Bernard Pass to Lucca” is the Guidebook in English of the Via Francigena pilgrim route through Switzerland and Italy. From terraced vineyard above Switzerland’s Lake Genev the route crosses the mighty Apls at the fampus 2469m Great Saint bernrd Pass and Headss along Italy’s stunning Aosta Valley.
Walk along two nations with the Kit Via Francisca del Lucomagno.
Discover on foot a secret Lombardy with the Kit Via Francisca del Lucomagno – guidebook in italian and credential, everything you need to make the most of the Italian stretch of the ancient road that from Constance crossed Switzerland and Lombardy to connect to the Via Francigena, passing by lakes, monasteries and places rich in history.
With the Materano Way – Guidebook in Italian discover every detail of the way to the European Capital of Culture 2019, Matera.
The “Cammina con il Cuore” T-Shirt (“Walking with heart”) is 100% cotton, available in various colors and it has the screen printing of “Cammina con il Cuore” on the front.
Inside the Credential and Official Guide Kit in English you will find the official guide to the Via Romea Germanica. The guide provides all the indispensable information you need to set out on the trail. Discover detailed maps, altimetry, step-by-step description of the route, official variants, where to sleep and places to visit.
