Via Francigena: Orvieto to Rome

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Journey by foot along the last section of the old pilgrimage route across Europe to Rome
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Overview

Trip type
Self-Guided / Independent Tour
Lodging level
Basic - 2 star
Physical level
Moderate
Trip pace
Flexible schedule

Highlights

    • Stage 8 of the Via Francigena in Italy
    • Visiting the beautiful towns of Orvieto, Viterbo and Rome
    • Exploring the spectacular landscapes and fascinating countryside including Lake Bolsena and the truff gorges
    • Walking through charming ancient Etruscan villages and historical sites
    • Staying in small, comfortable, family-run accommodations and sampling delicious regional culinary specialities
    • Discovering the Regional Park of Sutri and its Roman amphitheatre
    • The sense of achievement entering Rome to reach St Peters Cathedral

What's this trip about?

    Journey by foot along the last section of the old pilgrimage route across Europe to Rome

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Itinerary focusClassic Highlights
Group sizeIntimate group - 12 max
Age rangeNo age restrictions
Flights and transportAll internal ground transport included
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Travel Themes

  • Hiking & Walking

Destinations

Attractions

  • Orvieto
  • Rome

Activities

  • Hiking
  • Independent

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Itinerary

Travel Map

Day 1 Arrive Orvieto (or Acquapendente)

Today you will need to make your own way to the first hotel in Orvieto. Orvieto is a beautiful town sitting atop a tufaceous cliff in the middle of the Umbrian countryside. There are many interesting sites to visit including the impressive Cathedral or Duomo, a work o...

Day 2 Descend to Bolsena (5hr)

If you're starting in Orvieto the walk begins at the Duomo and crosses the whole old town. You'll soon enter the countryside and pass a recently discovered Etruscan necropolis. Some trails are on quiet asphalted roads and will bring you to the other side of an ancient...

Day 3 Walk along the crest of hills to Montefiascone (5hrs)

Today you will walk from Bolsena, following along the crest of the hills surrounding the eastern part of the lake. You'll walk along parts of the ancient Roman Via Cassia. This afternoon you will arrive in Montefiascone, a lovely village in a prominent location with g...

Day 4 Continue to Viterbo (6hrs)

The route to Viterbo today is along the plain that divides the Bolsena Lake from the Cimini Mountains. You'll be able to see the outline of the hills as you walk, as they border the whole territory. There are no residental areas along the route today but there are som...

Day 5 Through Etruscan countryside to Vetralla (8hrs)

The medieval walls, the seven entrances to the old town, the churches and the aristocratic palaces of Viterbo are must-sees before setting out today. There are no villages along today's standard route, as you walk through the countryside and forests and pass an Etrusc...

Day 6 Walk to Sutri via the tiny village of Capranica (7hrs)

The walk today is quite long so we recommend leaving early. From Vetralla you'll walk along the volcano side of a crater which was once occupied by Lake Vico. You'll continue through Etruscan countryside until you reach the tiny village of Capranica. From here you des...

Day 7 Walk across fields to Monterosi and on to Campagnano di Roma (7hrs)

The first section of the walk today takes you across fields until you reach the picturesque village of Monterosi and the Monte Gelato waterfalls. You can stop for a rest here or even swim on a warm day. Continue walking along a panoramic trail that leads to Campagnano...

Day 8 Follow country trails to La Giustiniana (8hrs)

Today you'll walk through the Roman countryside, walking on mainly flat dirt roads or country trails. There are a few hills towards the end of the day. Continue to La Giustiniana where you will stay overnight. Option to shorten by taking the bus from La Storta. (Subje...

Day 9 Final walk into Rome (5hrs)

After breakfast you will set off on the final leg of your pilgrimage. You can choose to reach Rome either by public transport or on foot. Part of the walk today is through the Insugherata park, a beautiful natural reserve a short distance from the bustling city. As yo...

Day 10 Trip concludes

The trip concludes in Rome, with arrangements ending after breakfast. With much to do and see in Rome, it is well worth extending your stay so you can explore the city. We can book extra nights, please ask for our rates.

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Requirements
GRADE 3 - Daily walks that are along paths that are well defined and clearly marked. There are not many changes to the height walked each day. Some walks are long but can be shortened if requested in advance. The whole itinerary is well-marked by the official signs of the Via Francigena. As this section of the Via Francigena enters larger towns and cities than other stages, there are some sections that follow main roads with traffic. A good level of fitness is required and prior experience is advisable. As with all of our trips it is important that you are well prepared. We suggest that you undertake regular exercise – swimming, cycling, and jogging, three to four times a week for three months prior to your departure. Daypack, wet weather gear, good walking boots / shoes, water bottle and sun protection. A comprehensive gear list is included in the pre-departure information provided on booking.,
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