Hiking guide - Via Francigena, from Canterbury at the Col du Grand Saint - Bernard (French)

A small guide with steps maps to discover the Via Francigena (covers the CANTERBURY - COL OF GREAT SAINT - BERNARD).

Walking, it's the best way to meet the world and yourself. An expected book, made in partnership with the Council of Europe, to enhance a traditional road that has increasingly to offer us in this contemporary era in search of meaning ... a beautiful illustrated book, practical, to accompany a Enriching approach.
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take the first steps on the way to Rome. Your departure place does not matter, to be a great athlete either. Via Francigena is for everyone, and it is the historic itinerary that, from northern Europe, brought to the eternal city. Put yourself on the way and am the traces of the pilgrims who, before the year thousand, crossed the peninsula. They came from the British Isles, the Kingdom of the Franks, the most distant regions of the Empire. They passed the Alps by the Col du Grand Saint - Bernard Through the groove of the Val Aosta open the doors of the beautiful country, with cities loaded with history and art.

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Follow Pilgrim's Way's panels that from Canterbury Cathedral cross the English countryside to the cliffs of Dover. Beyond the channel of the Channel, the VIA sinks into the sweet landscape of Pimapy and Champagne, territory including many ancient cities: stop in Reims, with its cathedral, and the abbey of Clairvaux . Then we enter Switzerland, from Sainte - Croix to Vuiteboeuf, then follow the tranquil venobe to Lake Geneva.