VIA FRANCIGENA
The Via Francigena, or « road of the French », is a network of roads and paths that were used by the people living to the North of the Alps. The itinerary currently known by this name follows the route taken by Sigeric of Canterbury in the year 990. Since 2004, the Via Francigena is one of the only 24 trails having received the label “Council of Europe Cultural Route”, an honour shared with a significant number of Santiago de Compostela pilgrim routes.
Source : Association des chemins de Compostelle et de Rome en Bourgogne-Franche-Comte (ACCR-BFC)
and the topoguide Guidebook « Via Francigena à travers le Pas-de-Calais »
For more informations, please go to : www.viefrancigene.org/en/
Ornans
Sainte-Croix - Le Chasseron
Lavaux - Vignobles en terrasses
Citadelle de Besançon
THE TOURIST OFFICES
– Tourist office of Besançon
– Tourist office of Destination Loue – Lison
– Tourist office of Pontarlier
– Tourist office of Sainte-Croix / Les Rasses
– Tourist office of Yverdon-les-Bains
– Tourist office of Orbe
– Tourist office of Romainmôtier
– Tourist office of Lausanne
– Tourist office of La-Porte-des-Alpes
– Tourist office of Martigny