3 countries, 1 resort, 4 cities and 5 ancient towns
What to Expect with a Journey to Europe
This will be an interesting adventure to see part of France, Switzerland & Italy - a total of 1,000 km on foot & coaches - all in 2 weeks with the most spectacular scenic places on earth!!
This will be an interesting adventure to see part of France, Switzerland & Italy - a total of 1,000 km on foot & coaches - all in 2 weeks with the most spectacular scenic places on earth!!
Highlights
- Hike in one of the trails in the famous Chamonix Mont Blanc
- Have a glimpse of the iconic Mont Blanc
- Visit Lake Geneva & Geneva Water Jet & get your most Instragramable pictures!
- Shop in Milan
- Savour Chianti wines on hilltop towns that overlook breathtaking and verdant valleys in Tuscany
- Complete the last 100km of Via Francigena pilgrimage
- Finish your Camino at The Papal Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican
- Be rewarded with the ‘Testimonium’ of pilgrimage
- Be mesmerised with the stunning architecture in Rome where you'll find the smallest country in the world - the Vatican City.
The full Via Francigena pilgrimage is from Canturbery to Rome, covering 1,700 km, passing through France and Switzerland along the way. You have the chance to walk in the footsteps of those who came before (the Final 100km).
VIA FRANCIGENA - Cultural Route of the Council of Europe
The Via Francigena, the historic route from northern Europe leading to the Eternal City, is for everyone. Set out on the Way and follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims who, even before the year 1000, travelled down the Italian peninsula. They came from the British Islands, from the Fench Kingdom, from the farthest Regions of the Emperor. From the mountain pass of the Great St. Bernard, through the valley of Aosta, they entered the beautiful country of Italy, with its cities rich in both history and art.
Let your eyes marvel at the geometric shapes of the cultivated fields, the mirroring of the rice fields in the spring, the wind combing the ripe corn, the vines heavy with grapes in late summer, the bare, parched Sienese earth in the autumn: every day and every season they give evoke new emotions, under the clear skies of the peninsula.
Take time to stop and listen often to the tales of history along the route. Visit the crypts. Contemplate quietly in shadowy aisles of Romanesque churches. Take in the warmth of the sun in the churchyard. Open the shutters every morning onto spectacular scenery. Taste new and incredible flavours every night. Day after day, your goal gets closer and it becomes difficult to believe that your journey through the Roman countryside has to end. Remember to leave space in your memory for the city of seven hills and to its eternal monuments.
The Via Francigena, the historic route from northern Europe leading to the Eternal City, is for everyone. Set out on the Way and follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims who, even before the year 1000, travelled down the Italian peninsula. They came from the British Islands, from the Fench Kingdom, from the farthest Regions of the Emperor. From the mountain pass of the Great St. Bernard, through the valley of Aosta, they entered the beautiful country of Italy, with its cities rich in both history and art.
Let your eyes marvel at the geometric shapes of the cultivated fields, the mirroring of the rice fields in the spring, the wind combing the ripe corn, the vines heavy with grapes in late summer, the bare, parched Sienese earth in the autumn: every day and every season they give evoke new emotions, under the clear skies of the peninsula.
Take time to stop and listen often to the tales of history along the route. Visit the crypts. Contemplate quietly in shadowy aisles of Romanesque churches. Take in the warmth of the sun in the churchyard. Open the shutters every morning onto spectacular scenery. Taste new and incredible flavours every night. Day after day, your goal gets closer and it becomes difficult to believe that your journey through the Roman countryside has to end. Remember to leave space in your memory for the city of seven hills and to its eternal monuments.
Chamonix Mont Blanc
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is a resort area near the junction of France, Switzerland and Italy. It is a world-renowned ski resort and the venue for UTMB®. Each year, 10,000 of elite trail runners from all over the world participate in one of the event's 7 races. And this year, it is held from 24 - 30 August.
Mont Blanc (White Mountain) known as "the Roof of Europe" because of its thrilling viewpoints of the Aiguilles Rouges mountain ranges and Chamonix Valley.
We will be staying in Chamonix Village. Get ready to be enchanted by the charming alpine village called the "Prieuré de Chamouni" surrounded by awesome snow-covered mountains and mystical summits.
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is a resort area near the junction of France, Switzerland and Italy. It is a world-renowned ski resort and the venue for UTMB®. Each year, 10,000 of elite trail runners from all over the world participate in one of the event's 7 races. And this year, it is held from 24 - 30 August.
Mont Blanc (White Mountain) known as "the Roof of Europe" because of its thrilling viewpoints of the Aiguilles Rouges mountain ranges and Chamonix Valley.
We will be staying in Chamonix Village. Get ready to be enchanted by the charming alpine village called the "Prieuré de Chamouni" surrounded by awesome snow-covered mountains and mystical summits.
Geneva
Geneva is Switzerland's second-most populous city and is one of the world's major centers of international diplomacy, having served as the site of the initial headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Despite this, it somehow manages to retain the feel of a small cozy town.
We’d be spoiled by choices of what to do in Geneva. If we run, we might be able to cover all the sites but you’d be fascinated by how beautiful the city is, you’d be snapping away and thanking your Huawei or iPhone for their amazing cameras!
Some places we’d cover if we didn’t spend too much time taking photos - Lake Geneva & Jet d’Eau, Geneva Old Town, Flower Clock & English Garden, St Peter’s Cathedral, Bourg-de-Four Square, Rue du Rhone, Reformation Wall, Bastions Park, The Palace of Nations (UN), Patek Philippe Museum and Marché de Plainpalais.
Geneva is Switzerland's second-most populous city and is one of the world's major centers of international diplomacy, having served as the site of the initial headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Despite this, it somehow manages to retain the feel of a small cozy town.
We’d be spoiled by choices of what to do in Geneva. If we run, we might be able to cover all the sites but you’d be fascinated by how beautiful the city is, you’d be snapping away and thanking your Huawei or iPhone for their amazing cameras!
Some places we’d cover if we didn’t spend too much time taking photos - Lake Geneva & Jet d’Eau, Geneva Old Town, Flower Clock & English Garden, St Peter’s Cathedral, Bourg-de-Four Square, Rue du Rhone, Reformation Wall, Bastions Park, The Palace of Nations (UN), Patek Philippe Museum and Marché de Plainpalais.
Milan
Milan is financially the second most important city in Italy. It has the most populous city proper in the country, but sits at the centre of Italy's largest urban and metropolitan area. What makes Milan interesting compared to other places is that the city is truly more about the lifestyle of enjoying worldly pleasures: a paradise for shopping, football, opera, and nightlife. Milan remains the marketplace for Italian fashion – fashion aficionados, supermodels and international paparazzi descend upon the city twice a year for its spring and autumn fairs. Don't get fooled by the modern aspect of the city, since it's one of the most ancient cities in Europe with more than 26 centuries of history and heritage!
Milan Cathedral is a truly monumental building and is famed for its sublime architecture and took over 600 years to complete. Located in the centre of Milan in the self-named Piazza del Duomo, the cathedral was constructed in 1386 but not officially completed until 1965! With an Italian Gothic style, the front façade of the cathedral is truly magnificent and is crowned with countless towers, statues and decoration. A gelato in the Piazza is a must!!
Grand Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - the world oldest shopping mall! As you walk into the Grand Gallery, you might think you were stood inside the entrance hall to an opera house or palace. High-end designer shops line the mall and you can expect to find such names as Prada, Versace and Louis Vuitton – so even if we can’t afford it, an Instagram picture is a must!!!
Milan is financially the second most important city in Italy. It has the most populous city proper in the country, but sits at the centre of Italy's largest urban and metropolitan area. What makes Milan interesting compared to other places is that the city is truly more about the lifestyle of enjoying worldly pleasures: a paradise for shopping, football, opera, and nightlife. Milan remains the marketplace for Italian fashion – fashion aficionados, supermodels and international paparazzi descend upon the city twice a year for its spring and autumn fairs. Don't get fooled by the modern aspect of the city, since it's one of the most ancient cities in Europe with more than 26 centuries of history and heritage!
Milan Cathedral is a truly monumental building and is famed for its sublime architecture and took over 600 years to complete. Located in the centre of Milan in the self-named Piazza del Duomo, the cathedral was constructed in 1386 but not officially completed until 1965! With an Italian Gothic style, the front façade of the cathedral is truly magnificent and is crowned with countless towers, statues and decoration. A gelato in the Piazza is a must!!
Grand Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - the world oldest shopping mall! As you walk into the Grand Gallery, you might think you were stood inside the entrance hall to an opera house or palace. High-end designer shops line the mall and you can expect to find such names as Prada, Versace and Louis Vuitton – so even if we can’t afford it, an Instagram picture is a must!!!
Florence
Florence is renowned as one of the most cultural and historical cities in the world and is packed full of amazing architecture and places of significance. As the capital of the Tuscany region of Italy, Florence has a population of 383,000 and a wider metropolitan population of 1.5 million.
During ancient history, Florence was once a Roman city and then developed into a thriving medieval commune. It is hailed as the birthplace of the Renaissance movement, and throughout the 12th, 15th and 16th centuries, was one of the most important cities of the world. Notable residents of Florence included Machiavelli, Lorenzo Medici, Dante, Michelangelo, Donatello, Galileo and Raphael.
In total there are 79 hiking trails, 11 long distance hiking trails and 13 pilgrim trails all around Florence - definitely plentiful for outdoor enthusiasts. We’d spend a day hiking a scenic trail which will not be too exhausting so that we can enjoy the very best of the city.
Florence is renowned as one of the most cultural and historical cities in the world and is packed full of amazing architecture and places of significance. As the capital of the Tuscany region of Italy, Florence has a population of 383,000 and a wider metropolitan population of 1.5 million.
During ancient history, Florence was once a Roman city and then developed into a thriving medieval commune. It is hailed as the birthplace of the Renaissance movement, and throughout the 12th, 15th and 16th centuries, was one of the most important cities of the world. Notable residents of Florence included Machiavelli, Lorenzo Medici, Dante, Michelangelo, Donatello, Galileo and Raphael.
In total there are 79 hiking trails, 11 long distance hiking trails and 13 pilgrim trails all around Florence - definitely plentiful for outdoor enthusiasts. We’d spend a day hiking a scenic trail which will not be too exhausting so that we can enjoy the very best of the city.
Rome
The Eternal City, is the capital and largest city of Italy and of the Lazio region. It is famous for being the home of the ancient Roman Empire, the Seven Hills, La Dolce Vita (the sweet life), the Vatican City and Three Coins in the Fountain. Rome, as a millennia-long center of power, culture (having been the cradle of one of the globe's greatest civilisations ever) and religion, has exerted a huge influence over the world in its roughly 2800 years of existence.
The historic centre of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With wonderful palaces, thousand-year-old churches, grand Romantic ruins, opulent monuments, ornate statues and graceful fountains, Rome has an immensely rich historical heritage and cosmopolitan atmosphere, making it one of Europe's and the world's most visited, famous, influential and beautiful capitals.
The Eternal City, is the capital and largest city of Italy and of the Lazio region. It is famous for being the home of the ancient Roman Empire, the Seven Hills, La Dolce Vita (the sweet life), the Vatican City and Three Coins in the Fountain. Rome, as a millennia-long center of power, culture (having been the cradle of one of the globe's greatest civilisations ever) and religion, has exerted a huge influence over the world in its roughly 2800 years of existence.
The historic centre of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With wonderful palaces, thousand-year-old churches, grand Romantic ruins, opulent monuments, ornate statues and graceful fountains, Rome has an immensely rich historical heritage and cosmopolitan atmosphere, making it one of Europe's and the world's most visited, famous, influential and beautiful capitals.
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DATES
7 to 21 August 2020
THE ITINERARY
Day 0 (7/8) Singapore to Geneva
Gather at Changi Airport
Day 1 (8/8) Geneva - Chamonix (est 1.5hour on coach)
Arrive at Geneva. Transfer to Chamonix. Sight-seeing around Chamonix Village and experience the atmosphere of UTMB - take a photo at the start point where elite runners are flagged off. Great place to shop for limited editions of sport wears at Columbia, North Face, Hally Henson, Salomon, etc. Overnight in Chamonix Village.
Day 2 (9/8) Day hike in Chamonix (hike 15km)
Best reward to self on Singapore National Day - a view of the iconic Mont Blanc on National Day. Overnight in Chamonix Village.
Day 3 (10/8) Chamonix - Geneva (est 1.5 hours on coach)
Sight-seeing in Geneva - Lake Geneva - the famous Geneva Water Fountain (Jet d’Eau) - Flower Clock (L’horloge fleurie), Old City, UN Headquarters. Last place to get limited edition of Victorinox Swiss Army knives. Overnight in Geneva.
Day 4 (11/8) Geneva - Milan (est 5 hours on coach)
Walking tour to visit Church Of San Nazaro In Brolo, The University of Milan, Duomo Cathedral, The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - the world's oldest shopping mall. Shopping & gelato & more gelato! Overnight in Milan.
Day 5 (12/8) Milan - Florence (est 4.5 hours on coach)
We will spend fascinating afternoon exploring world-famous artwork and Florence’s top attractions in the city. Discover Palazzo Vecchio, the infamous fortress and town hall of Florence, navigate Accademia Galleria for Michelangelo’s “David,” and be awed by the exterior of Florence’s Cathedral “Duomo.”
End the night with a glass of Chianti. Overnight in Florence
Day 6 (13/8) Florence Day Hike
Florence has some absolutely stunning opportunities for anyone looking for a moderately easy hike with scenic views. We’d hike at one of these stunning trails.
Day 7 (14/8) Siena/Florence - Viterbo (est 3.5 hours on coach)
We will leave the city life to our start point of Via Francigena pilgrimage.
Viterbo is a city of ancient origin and historical traditions, lying close to the Cimini Mountains, between the Lakes of Bolsena and Vico. The city offers many alternatives from art to traditional cuisine, from medieval and renaissance architecture to thermal spas nearby. We will be able to admire the loggia of the Popes, and be mesmerised by the enchanting cloisters of Santa Maria Nuova, one of the oldest churches in the town.
We will do a city walk, get our Credentials, rest early & get ready for our 1st day of Via Francigena pilgrimage. Overnight in pilgrims quarter in Viterbo.
Day 8 (15/8) Viterbo to Vetralla (hike 18 km)
The first leg of the journey will take us towards Vetralla, a village in the heart of the ancient Etruscan area. The route will take us through the country lanes that pass through vineyards and olive groves. Along the way and not far from the city, it may be possible to visit an ancient Etruscan tomb. Overnight in pilgrim quarters in Vetralla.
Day 9 (16/8) Vetralla to Sutri (hike 24 km)
Continuing through the green countryside of Lazio we will arrive at Sutri, a small town rich in attractions. Along the way, we will walk on peaceful woodland tracks and farmland, climbing a small hill before descending to Sutri, which is a lovely little town with the Etruscan tombs and Roman amphitheatre being the most notable sights. Overnight in pilgrim quarters in Sutri.
Day 10 (17/8): Sutri to Campagnano di Roma (hike 28 km)
From Sutri we go on towards Campagnano: during the journey we will flank the Mount Gelato Waterfalls, where we can stop for a reinvigorating bathe or dip (cos we are Singaporeans :)). A panoramic road of the Veio Nature Park will bring us to the gates of Campagnano. Here we can rest in the Venturi Park, the home of a three-hundred year old Yew tree the locals call the “Tree of Death”. Overnight in pilgrim quarters in Champagnano.
Day 11 (18/8): Campagnano di Roma to La Storta (hike 24 km)
From Campagnano we will continue through the Veio nature park with its woody hills, before entering the enchanting Valle del Sorbo. Along the way we will be able to admire the sanctuary of the Madonna del Sorbo, and the old town centre of Formello, with its fine medieval buildings. Today our journey will end in the little village of Isola Farnese a.k.a. La Storta, clinging to a cliff surrounded by woods and dominated by the Castello Farnese.
Overnight in pilgrim quarters in La Storta
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Day 12 (19/8): La Storta to Rome (hike 19 km)
This last stage of our trip crosses the suburbs to arrive at the centre of Rome. We will also pass through Monte Mario Park where we will have amazing views of the entire city of Rome and admire for the first time the dome of St Peter’s church. Then we descend to St Peter’s Square – our final goal!
Before our epic Via Francigena adventure ends, we will get our Testimonium certificate of pilgrimage. Overnight in hotel at Rome.
Day 13 (20/8): Rome
Sightseeing in Rome, the eternal city! The Italian capital will fascinate you with its history, art, culture and tradition. The Vatican, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona are just some of the many unforgettable sights in Rome. Overnight in hotel in Rome.
Day 14 (21/8): Rome-Singapore
** The Organisers reserve the right to cancel, postpone or amend the itinerary due to unforseen circumstances such as extreme weather conditions or terrorism or other activities that may affect the safety of the team members.
Gather at Changi Airport
Day 1 (8/8) Geneva - Chamonix (est 1.5hour on coach)
Arrive at Geneva. Transfer to Chamonix. Sight-seeing around Chamonix Village and experience the atmosphere of UTMB - take a photo at the start point where elite runners are flagged off. Great place to shop for limited editions of sport wears at Columbia, North Face, Hally Henson, Salomon, etc. Overnight in Chamonix Village.
Day 2 (9/8) Day hike in Chamonix (hike 15km)
Best reward to self on Singapore National Day - a view of the iconic Mont Blanc on National Day. Overnight in Chamonix Village.
Day 3 (10/8) Chamonix - Geneva (est 1.5 hours on coach)
Sight-seeing in Geneva - Lake Geneva - the famous Geneva Water Fountain (Jet d’Eau) - Flower Clock (L’horloge fleurie), Old City, UN Headquarters. Last place to get limited edition of Victorinox Swiss Army knives. Overnight in Geneva.
Day 4 (11/8) Geneva - Milan (est 5 hours on coach)
Walking tour to visit Church Of San Nazaro In Brolo, The University of Milan, Duomo Cathedral, The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - the world's oldest shopping mall. Shopping & gelato & more gelato! Overnight in Milan.
Day 5 (12/8) Milan - Florence (est 4.5 hours on coach)
We will spend fascinating afternoon exploring world-famous artwork and Florence’s top attractions in the city. Discover Palazzo Vecchio, the infamous fortress and town hall of Florence, navigate Accademia Galleria for Michelangelo’s “David,” and be awed by the exterior of Florence’s Cathedral “Duomo.”
End the night with a glass of Chianti. Overnight in Florence
Day 6 (13/8) Florence Day Hike
Florence has some absolutely stunning opportunities for anyone looking for a moderately easy hike with scenic views. We’d hike at one of these stunning trails.
Day 7 (14/8) Siena/Florence - Viterbo (est 3.5 hours on coach)
We will leave the city life to our start point of Via Francigena pilgrimage.
Viterbo is a city of ancient origin and historical traditions, lying close to the Cimini Mountains, between the Lakes of Bolsena and Vico. The city offers many alternatives from art to traditional cuisine, from medieval and renaissance architecture to thermal spas nearby. We will be able to admire the loggia of the Popes, and be mesmerised by the enchanting cloisters of Santa Maria Nuova, one of the oldest churches in the town.
We will do a city walk, get our Credentials, rest early & get ready for our 1st day of Via Francigena pilgrimage. Overnight in pilgrims quarter in Viterbo.
Day 8 (15/8) Viterbo to Vetralla (hike 18 km)
The first leg of the journey will take us towards Vetralla, a village in the heart of the ancient Etruscan area. The route will take us through the country lanes that pass through vineyards and olive groves. Along the way and not far from the city, it may be possible to visit an ancient Etruscan tomb. Overnight in pilgrim quarters in Vetralla.
Day 9 (16/8) Vetralla to Sutri (hike 24 km)
Continuing through the green countryside of Lazio we will arrive at Sutri, a small town rich in attractions. Along the way, we will walk on peaceful woodland tracks and farmland, climbing a small hill before descending to Sutri, which is a lovely little town with the Etruscan tombs and Roman amphitheatre being the most notable sights. Overnight in pilgrim quarters in Sutri.
Day 10 (17/8): Sutri to Campagnano di Roma (hike 28 km)
From Sutri we go on towards Campagnano: during the journey we will flank the Mount Gelato Waterfalls, where we can stop for a reinvigorating bathe or dip (cos we are Singaporeans :)). A panoramic road of the Veio Nature Park will bring us to the gates of Campagnano. Here we can rest in the Venturi Park, the home of a three-hundred year old Yew tree the locals call the “Tree of Death”. Overnight in pilgrim quarters in Champagnano.
Day 11 (18/8): Campagnano di Roma to La Storta (hike 24 km)
From Campagnano we will continue through the Veio nature park with its woody hills, before entering the enchanting Valle del Sorbo. Along the way we will be able to admire the sanctuary of the Madonna del Sorbo, and the old town centre of Formello, with its fine medieval buildings. Today our journey will end in the little village of Isola Farnese a.k.a. La Storta, clinging to a cliff surrounded by woods and dominated by the Castello Farnese.
Overnight in pilgrim quarters in La Storta
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Day 12 (19/8): La Storta to Rome (hike 19 km)
This last stage of our trip crosses the suburbs to arrive at the centre of Rome. We will also pass through Monte Mario Park where we will have amazing views of the entire city of Rome and admire for the first time the dome of St Peter’s church. Then we descend to St Peter’s Square – our final goal!
Before our epic Via Francigena adventure ends, we will get our Testimonium certificate of pilgrimage. Overnight in hotel at Rome.
Day 13 (20/8): Rome
Sightseeing in Rome, the eternal city! The Italian capital will fascinate you with its history, art, culture and tradition. The Vatican, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona are just some of the many unforgettable sights in Rome. Overnight in hotel in Rome.
Day 14 (21/8): Rome-Singapore
** The Organisers reserve the right to cancel, postpone or amend the itinerary due to unforseen circumstances such as extreme weather conditions or terrorism or other activities that may affect the safety of the team members.
LAND COST: $2500 SGD
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL - $2300 SGD
Max Size: 20 excluding host
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SGD 500 deposit will be collected to confirm your slot.
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Included:
- Accommodation in 3* category of hotels/hostels/apartments (during the walk, it will be pilgrim quarters)
- 2 nights Chamonix, 1 night Geneva, 1 night Milan, 2 nights Tuscany, 2 nights Rome and 5 nights in pilgrim dorms/hostels
- Airport transfer from/to Geneva and Rome
- Private hired transport from/to Chamonix, Geneva, Milan, Tuscany
- Baggage forwarding service (You only need to carry your daypack i.e water, warm jacket, during the walk)
- City guided walks
- Camino Walk
- Detailed Walking Notes, Map, Pilgrim passport
- Trip preparation, briefing and training by Adventures Unlimited
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- Insurance (recommended although not hiking above 3,000m)
- International Flights
- Daily meals (estimate 12 -20 euros per meal)
- Personal expenses / shopping
- Trams, funiculars (cable cars), public transport fees (if any)
- Sightseeing entrance tickets i.e. museums, galleries
- Laundry service
- Tips for drivers/local tour guides
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