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Walking the Via Francigena Pilgrim Route – Part 2 – Lausanne to Lucca – Cicerone
Discover the enchanting stone cloisters, medieval towers, and cobbled villages along the Via Francigena on this central section of the renowned pilgrimage route, a 726 km journey from Lausanne on Lake Geneva to the historic city of Lucca in Tuscany. Walk shaded lakeside paths by Lac Léman, cross the historic Great Saint Bernard Pass, traverse the Po Valley’s cultural heart, and finish among the scenic hills and coastline of Liguria and Tuscany, where medieval villages and vineyards meet stunning sea views.
Designed for modern-day pilgrims and those seeking a reflective walking experience, this comprehensive guidebook breaks this section of the Via Francigena into 32 manageable daily stages. Encounter the historic Abbey of Saint-Maurice, marvel at the Great Saint Bernard Pass, take in the mountain scenery of the Aosta Valley, visit the vibrant towns of Vercelli, Pavia, and Piacenza, enjoy panoramic views from Monte Valoria, and explore the coastal landscapes of Lunigiana before arriving in Lucca.
The route is described from north to south, beginning in Lausanne on Lake Geneva and concluding in the medieval Tuscan city of Lucca. Each stage includes a 1:100,000 route map, while six cities are depicted with detailed 1:25,000 maps for enhanced navigation.
Plan your Via Francigena adventure from Lausanne to Lucca with confidence, and experience one of Italy’s most iconic long-distance pilgrim walks with this definitive guidebook.
Via Francigena Pilgrim Route – Part 2 (Lausanne to Lucca) – Quick Facts
Location: Switzerland & Italy – Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) to Lucca, Tuscany
Distance: ~726 km / ~451 miles
Typical duration: ~1 month on foot
Start: Lausanne, Switzerland (Lake Geneva)
End: Lucca, Tuscany, Italy
Route format: Linear long‑distance pilgrimage walk with varied terrain (lakeside, Alpine pass, plains, hills)
Stages: 32 stages with detailed daily descriptions
Difficulty: Moderate – includes Alpine crossings and varied terrain; graded stages, no special gear in season
Best season: Spring to autumn (Alpine passes open mid‑summer)à
Walking the Via Francigena Pilgrim Route – Part 2 – Lausanne to Lucca – Cicerone is the perfect companion for travelers who want more.
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