Paths and faith itineraries are an invitation to rediscover spirituality through walking, nature, and history. This section collects the main Christian routes, from great pilgrimage paths like the Via Francigena to Franciscan trails, as well as local tracks that cross sanctuaries, hermitages, abbeys, and places of prayer. Maps, stages, accommodation, and points of artistic and spiritual interest guide the pilgrim along ancient routes traveled over the centuries by those seeking silence, contemplation, and an encounter with the divine. It is a way to live faith in motion, step by step, allowing oneself to be accompanied by the beauty of the landscapes and the depth of the Christian tradition.
Walking is not just a way to get from one place to another. For thousands of people, it has become an experience of reflection, an opportunity to slow down the…
There is a place in Italy where it seems as though the mountain embraces a church and the sky is just a few steps away. It is the Santuario della…
In the heart of the Val di Non, in Trentino, stands one of the most fascinating places of spirituality in Italy. Perched on a rock spur over 70 meters high…
Turn off your phone, get away from traffic, and spend a few days following the slow pace of a monastic community. More and more people are choosing to take this…
There are places that seem to ask the visitor to slow down even before they arrive. The Abbey of San Fruttuoso, hidden among the cliffs of the Portofino Promontory, is…
There are places that seem to guard something more than their history. Places where stone tells of centuries of faith, legends intertwine with reality, and every view leaves room for…
There are places that seem to exist outside of time. Not because they have remained unchanged, but because the landscape, the climate, and their history are still able today to…
Plenary indulgence in the places of worship and pilgrimage established in the journey of faith of the “Ora viene il bello” initiative. This initiative will be active, in the Italian…
Starting July 1st, the Camino de Santiago reopens, a unique experience that attracts thousands of pilgrims from all over the world every year. For Italians, it will be possible to reach Spain without any restrictions.