The journey of Peter the Hermit unites the municipalities of Trevi in Lazio and Rocca di Botte in Abruzzo in a circular route. It starts from Rocca di Botte and cross the municipalities of the area of Carsolano to enter Lazio in Riofreddo. Crossing Oricola, Arsoli, Cervara di Roma, you Read more…
The villages of Cervara di Roma in the lower part of the municipality are crossed by the Way of Saint Benedict which connects with the sanctuary of Subiaco. Although it is not a stop, this path is taken by thousands of people each year to get to know the natural Read more…
Cervara di Roma is crossed by the new path dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Bari. A journey that also aims to be a union between the Catholic and the Orthodox Church, between East and West. In fact, St. Nicholas is one of the few saints recognized by both churches and Read more…
Colle San Magno is the final stage of the Cammino di San Benedetto (Saint Benedict’s Way), the path that, from Norcia, passing through Subiaco, arrives at Montecassino where the saint founded the Abbey and gave birth to monasticism in Europe. The walking path from the village to the Abbey takes Read more…
Via Francigena is perhaps the most important medieval communication route linking the north with the south of the continent. We have the description in an essay thanks to the diary of the English Archbishop Sigeric who went from Canterbury to Rome in 990 to receive the Pallium from the hands Read more…
From Rocccasecca the last part of the journey of Saint Benedict starts, the path that the saint has travelled in his passage from Subiaco to Montecassino where his true revolution will begin. It is a change that will lead the monasteries he has created to be points of reference for Read more…
The route follows an ancient path of the Volsci on the Lepini mountains that connected the north and the south avoiding the marshes of the Pontine plain. Along this way, or in its branches, the centres of Cora, Norba, Ninfa, Valvisciolo, Sulmo / Sermoneta, Setia, Pipernum, Terracina were established at Read more…
The Via Francigena was the ancient route followed by pilgrims from northern Europe to arrive in Rome at the tomb of Saint Peter and then continue along the Via Francigena del Sud towards the Holy Land. This second section of the walk has several alternative routes since after the fall Read more…
The Abbey of San Pastore is one of the stops along the Way of St. Benedict, which follows the path walked by the saint during his life. From Norcia, his town of birth to the first major stage in Subiaco, where he lived in hermitage and together with his twin Read more…
The journey of St. Francis in the Holy Valley can also be done by bicycle using the Ciclovia della Conca Reatina, a 21 km long ring route that starts from the beautiful city of Rieti. The route runs along the Velino and Turano rivers from their transparent waters, the trail Read more…
