During the Middle Ages, the Via Francigena was the most popular pilgrimage route to Rome. Its traditional starting point is Canterbury in England and…
Pilgrimage walks are an increasingly popular choice for holidays. Many people walk pilgrimage routes for the joy of walking and being out in nature. Others walk it for spiritual or religious reasons. And some just walk it to reconnect with friends, family, or themselves.
If you have walked one of the Camino routes before, you might enjoy walking other pilgrimage routes. So we have gathered here information on 4 other European pilgrimage routes, the Via Francigena, St Francis Way, the Geneva Way, the Kumano Kodo and the Waterford Camino.
