Via Francigena in bicicletta - Italia - 13 days

The Italian part of the Via Francigena. In my case from Pavia to Rome as it was part of a longer trip from the Lago Maggiore (Verbania) to Sicily (to a small village not far from Taormina) in 2018.It is a wonderful trip. In my view, a MTB is not needed. Yet, use wider tires as large parts of the Italian part of the Via Francigena are on gravel roads. I did it on a travel bike with a Pinion gear box and 55-622 tires.There is an app for the Via Francigena where you can save the track for offline use. I would highly recommend doing so as the signposting is often small and not always perfect. See also
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