Walkers’, cyclists’ and horse riders’ Lightfoot Guide to the Via Domitia, Arles to Vercelli (linking the “St James Way” and the Via Francigena)

Date added to Library: August 10, 2023

Keyword/s: CYCLING, PILGRIMAGE-HORSEBACK, ROUTES-ARLES, ROUTES-VIA FRANCIGENA, WALKING

Ref Type: Book

Author
Chinn, Paul and Gallard, Babette
Year
2010
Publisher
Pilgrimage Publications
Published in
France
Accession No
07767  
pp
233
Title of Series
LightFoot Guides
location
BKA
Comment

The Via Domitia (named after Domitius Ahenobarbus) was the first Roman road built outside Italy, and allows Italian pilgrims to reach Arles and then Santiago, or Spanish and French pilgrims to reach Rome.
The "St James Way" in the title refers to the Chemin de St-Jacques, not Reading-Southampton.
Copies were previously in the Library of the CPR, now elsewhere.