The Slow Movement - Newsletter n.47
Newsletter for those traveling without haste on foot and by bicycle
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ON THE ROAD BETWEEN SANTIAGO AND JERUSALEM, VIA ROMA
http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/page/daSantiago/aRoma/
Useful information for modern pilgrims traveling slowly between
Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena.
In the Middle Ages, Santiago, Rome and Jerusalem were the three major pilgrimage
destinations in Europe. Today you can repeat the experience of past travelers, and walk
between Santiago, Rome and Jerusalem, along the ancient routes. The paths of the
Middle Ages are often lost, or have "evolved" into large highways. In these cases alternative paths safer and more pleasant paths have been established.
We offer our channel dedicated to the Via Francigena
Www.camminafrancigena.it http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/
Newsletter for those traveling without haste on foot and by bicycle
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ON THE ROAD BETWEEN SANTIAGO AND JERUSALEM, VIA ROMA
http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/page/daSantiago/aRoma/
Useful information for modern pilgrims traveling slowly between
Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena.
In the Middle Ages, Santiago, Rome and Jerusalem were the three major pilgrimage
destinations in Europe. Today you can repeat the experience of past travelers, and walk
between Santiago, Rome and Jerusalem, along the ancient routes. The paths of the
Middle Ages are often lost, or have "evolved" into large highways. In these cases alternative paths safer and more pleasant paths have been established.
We offer our channel dedicated to the Via Francigena
Www.camminafrancigena.it http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/
A) a small guide on the web, devoted primarily to modern travelers who do not disdain the use of technology to organize their paths, and that through the use of GPS and interactive maps available on the Web can rediscover old emotions.
The guide will be released in installments, each week. Please read the first two articles http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/page/daSantiago/aRoma/
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News http://www.movimentolento.it/it/resource/news/
** Basilicata Coast to Coast: GPS tracks online
http://www.movimentolento.it/it/resource/news/basilicata-coast-coast-line-le-tracce-gps/
Richard Carnovalini revisited version of "hiking" path the caravan of the film Basilicata Coast to Coast, are available GPS tracks of his way, for anyone who wants to discover an area
wonderful southern Italian.
http://www.movimentolento.it/it/resource/news/basilicata-coast-coast-line-le-tracce-gps/
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The itineraries
From St. Peter's to the old
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/resource/statictrack/da-piazza-san-pietro-allappia-antica/
This spectacular route, walking and cycling, connects some of the most beautiful and famous in the world: Piazza S. Peter the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, the Appian Way. A crescendo of excitement interval from the discovery of less famous monuments and views. The route can be completed along the Via Appia, where pedestrians can take bus, or on to Castel Gandolfo
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/resource/statictrack/dallappia-antica-castel-gandolfo/
View the presentation of the path
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/resource/statictrack/da-piazza-san-pietro-allappia-antica/
and visit the site dedicated to the Francigena Way South
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/
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Travelling slowly along the ancient streets
http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/
Via Francigena: The problem of walking into Rome is being resolved
One of the most important problems of the walkway was made access to Rome: in fact the height of the orbital pilgrims were forced to walk for about 800 m on a busy stretch
Triumphal street without sidewalks. Thanks to teamwork Association Group of Twelve, Nature of Rome, the Municipality of XX Rome and the Lazio Region Department of Culture, it seems that finally is coming to a very interesting solution, which exceed the Ring Road on the Via Cassia, and the attraversarà dell'Insugherata beautiful green area.
Subscribe to "CamminaFrancigena", to keep you informed about the news of
great cultural itinerary!
http://www.facebook.com/camminafrancigena
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The Slow Movement in social networks
Join our Facebook community, join us and write about
Slow Movement of your Bulletin Board
comment. http://www.facebook.com/cultura.del.viaggio
We provide all the lovers of the journey on foot and in
know a place where cycling and relate their experiences.
Become our friend on Twitter
http://twitter.com/#%21/movimentolento
Visit our website to read more news www.movimentolento.it,
articles and itineraries for those traveling slowly.
http://www.movimentolento.it/
The newsletter is edited by Federico Alberto Conte and Carli Giori,
in collaboration with the Association The Slow Movement
The guide will be released in installments, each week. Please read the first two articles http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/page/daSantiago/aRoma/
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News http://www.movimentolento.it/it/resource/news/
** Basilicata Coast to Coast: GPS tracks online
http://www.movimentolento.it/it/resource/news/basilicata-coast-coast-line-le-tracce-gps/
Richard Carnovalini revisited version of "hiking" path the caravan of the film Basilicata Coast to Coast, are available GPS tracks of his way, for anyone who wants to discover an area
wonderful southern Italian.
http://www.movimentolento.it/it/resource/news/basilicata-coast-coast-line-le-tracce-gps/
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The itineraries
From St. Peter's to the old
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/resource/statictrack/da-piazza-san-pietro-allappia-antica/
This spectacular route, walking and cycling, connects some of the most beautiful and famous in the world: Piazza S. Peter the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, the Appian Way. A crescendo of excitement interval from the discovery of less famous monuments and views. The route can be completed along the Via Appia, where pedestrians can take bus, or on to Castel Gandolfo
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/resource/statictrack/dallappia-antica-castel-gandolfo/
View the presentation of the path
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/resource/statictrack/da-piazza-san-pietro-allappia-antica/
and visit the site dedicated to the Francigena Way South
http://www.viefrancigenedelsud.it/it/
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Travelling slowly along the ancient streets
http://www.camminafrancigena.it/it/
Via Francigena: The problem of walking into Rome is being resolved
One of the most important problems of the walkway was made access to Rome: in fact the height of the orbital pilgrims were forced to walk for about 800 m on a busy stretch
Triumphal street without sidewalks. Thanks to teamwork Association Group of Twelve, Nature of Rome, the Municipality of XX Rome and the Lazio Region Department of Culture, it seems that finally is coming to a very interesting solution, which exceed the Ring Road on the Via Cassia, and the attraversarà dell'Insugherata beautiful green area.
Subscribe to "CamminaFrancigena", to keep you informed about the news of
great cultural itinerary!
http://www.facebook.com/camminafrancigena
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The Slow Movement in social networks
Join our Facebook community, join us and write about
Slow Movement of your Bulletin Board
comment. http://www.facebook.com/cultura.del.viaggio
We provide all the lovers of the journey on foot and in
know a place where cycling and relate their experiences.
Become our friend on Twitter
http://twitter.com/#%21/movimentolento
Visit our website to read more news www.movimentolento.it,
articles and itineraries for those traveling slowly.
http://www.movimentolento.it/
The newsletter is edited by Federico Alberto Conte and Carli Giori,
in collaboration with the Association The Slow Movement
