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1. www.viefrancigene.org › en › sigerics-itinerarySigeric’s Itinerary - Via Francigena

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   Sigeric’s Itinerary. In the year 990, archbishop Sigeric travelled between Rome and Canterbury. Sigeric used this itinerary travelling back from Rome, where he received the Pallium from the Pope. The archbishop described the 79 stages of his itinerary towards Canterbury in a journal. Italy.

2. www.viefrancigene.org › fr › litineraire-de-sigericL’itinéraire de Sigéric - Via Francigena

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   Latium

   1. I Urbs, Rome, Borgo Leonino, 2. II Johannis VIIII, aujourd’hui La Storta, 3. III Bacane, aujourd’hui Vallée di Baccano, commune de Campagnano di Roma, 4. IIII Suteria, aujourd’hui Sutri, 5. V Furcari, aujourd’hui Vetralla, 6. VI Sce Valentine, aujourd’hui Bulicame près de Viterbo, 7. VII Sce Flaviane, aujourd’hui Montefiascone, 8. VIII Sca Cristina, aujourd’hui Bolsena, 9. IX Aquapendente, aujourd’hui Acquapendente.

   Toscane

   1. X Sce Petir in Pail., aujourd’hui Podere Voltole, commune d’Abbadia San Salvatore, 2. XI Abricula, aujourd’hui Le Briccole o anche Bricola nel comune di Castiglione d’Orcia, 3. XII Sce Quiric., aujourd’hui San Quirico d’Orcia, 4. XIII Turreiner., aujourd’hui Torrenieri, commune de Montalcino, 5. XIV Arbia, aujourd’hui Ponte d’Arbia, commune de Monteroni d’Arbia, 6. XV Seocine, aujourd’hui Siena, 7. XVI Burgenove, aujourd’hui Abbadia a Isola commune de Monteriggioni, 8. XVII Aelse, aujourd’...

   Ligurie

   1. XXVIII Luna, aujourd’hui Luni, commune d’Ortonovo, 2. XXIX Sce Stephane, aujourd’hui Santo Stefano di Magra.

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   Canton du Valais

   1. XLIX Petrecastel, aujourd’hui Bourg-Saint-Pierre, 2. L Ursiores, aujourd’hui Orsières, 3. LI Sce Maurici, aujourd’hui Saint-Maurice et son abbaye.

   Canton de Vaud

   1. LII Burbulei, aujourd’hui Versvey, commune d’Yvorne, près d’Aigle, 2. LIII Vivaec, aujourd’hui Vevey, 3. LIV Losanna, aujourd’hui Lausanne, 4. LV Urba, aujourd’hui Orbe,

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   Franche-Comté

   1. LVI Antifern, aujourd’hui Jougne, 2. LVII Punterlin, aujourd’hui Pontarlier, 3. LVIII Nos, aujourd’hui Nods, 4. LIX Bysiceon, aujourd’hui Besançon, 5. LX Cuscei, aujourd’hui Cussey-sur-l’Ognon, 6. LXI Sefui, aujourd’hui Seveux.

   Grand Est

   1. LXII Grenant, idem Grenant, 2. LXIII Oisma, aujourd’hui Humes, commune de Humes-Jorquenay, 3. LXIV Blaecuile, aujourd’hui Blessonville, 4. LXV Bar, aujourd’hui Bar-sur-Aube, 5. LXVI Breone, aujourd’hui Brienne-la-Vieille, 6. LXVII Domaniant, aujourd’hui Donnement, 7. LXVIII Funtaine, aujourd’hui Fontaine-sur-Coole, commune de Faux-Vésigneul, 8. LXIX Chateluns, aujourd’hui Châlons-en-Champagne, 9. LXX Rems, aujourd’hui Reims.

   Hauts-de-France

   1. LXXI Corbunei, aujourd’hui Corbeny, 2. LXXII Mundlothuin (in Monte Loduni), aujourd’hui Laon, 3. LXXIII Martinwaeth (Martini Vadum), aujourd’hui Seraucourt-le-Grand, 4. LXXIV Duin, aujourd’hui Doingt, 5. LXXV Atherats, aujourd’hui Arras, 6. LXXVI Bruwaei, aujourd’hui Bruay-en-Artois ou Bruay-la-Buissière, 7. LXXVII Teranburh, aujourd’hui Thérouanne, 8. LXXVIII Gisne, aujourd’hui Guînes, 9. LXXIX (?) 10. LXXX Sumeran, aujourd’hui Sombre près de Wissant. Par le Canal de la Manche

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   Kent

   1. (?), aujourd’hui Dover, 2. (?), aujourd’hui Canterbury.

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3. www.sigeric.it › via-francigena-river-trekkingFrancigena River Trekking - Sigeric

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   Apr 29, 2024 · Via Francigena River Trekking is not canyoning but a river trek, an exploration on foot of the Civasola Creek and the Magra River, with a short walk in between on the historic Via Francigena, the pilgrimage linking Canterbury to Rome. The activity is also suitable for those with experience in rivers and children over 10 years old.

4. francigena-international.orgSIGERIC - Association Internationale Via Francigena

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   The Via Francigena and Sigeric. The so called Lombard Way became the Iter Francorum, or Via Francisca in the Itinerarium sancti Willibaldi of 725. The Via Francigena (VF) is first mentioned in the Actum Clusio, a parchment in the abbey of San Salvatore at Monte Amiata -Tuscany in 876.

5. www.viefrancigene.org › en › the-legend-of-sigeric“The legend of Sigeric: the true story of the Via Francigena”

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   Jul 28, 2021 · Written by Sabine Rostaing, in collaboration with her husband Nicolas and her son Matthias, who is a playwright, “The legend of Sigeric: the true story of the Via Francigena” puts together historical events and the stages of Sigeric’s Journey, the archbishop of Canterbury who set the basis (without knowing it!) of our Via Francigena.

6. www.sigeric.itSigeric - Guided Tours in Lunigiana - Apennine Park - Cinque ...

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   The Tower in the Woods – Casa Torre di Canale. LOCATION Along the Via Francigena in the Valle del Caprio, near the small village of Canale, stands the Torre nel bosco, an historic building immersed >>.

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   What is the itinerary along the places written by Sigeric?

   • The itinerary along the places written by Sigeric during 10th century, tells the history of this land through guided tours, meeting with little associations of the territory in order to get in touch the young people with this little corner of Italy. Day 1 – Via Francigena in the mountains: Berceto and Passo della Cisa.

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   How did Archbishop Sigeric travel from Rome to Canterbury?

   • In the year 990, archbishop Sigeric travelled between Rome and Canterbury. Sigeric used this itinerary travelling back from Rome, where he received the Pallium from the Pope. The archbishop described the 79 stages of his itinerary towards Canterbury in a journal. IX Aquapendente, today Acquapendente. Crossing of the river Arno.

   Sigeric’s Itinerary - Via Francigena

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   When was Via Francigena first used?

   • During the Early Middle Ages in Italy, the route followed Roman and Longobard roads, becoming known as Iter Francorum from 725, and as Via Francigena, for the first time, in 876.

   SIGERIC - Association Internationale Via Francigena

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   What is the Via Francigena project?

   • Conspicuous Roman and medieval remains of the VF are still in existence in Italy, Switzerland, France and England, and the aim of the Via Francigena Project is the reconnection of these traces of history, of art and European economy.

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8. francigena-international.org › en_GB › via-di-sigericoVIA de SIGERIC - Association Internationale Via Francigena

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   Great St-Bernard pass (GSB 2450 m): officially open to road traffic from end of May to end of September. Upon arrival at Orsières: tel. and check info at Hospice meteo and make a decision about walking, renting snowshoes, (DANGER fog, avalanches) or taking the bus to St-Rhémy.