Via Traiana (Celle di San Vito)
The Via Traiana at Celle di San Vito Walking along the routes of Roman history means understanding how the great infrastructures of antiquity …

The Via Traiana at Celle di San Vito Walking along the routes of Roman history means understanding how the great infrastructures of antiquity …

The Via Francigena at Celle di San Vito Walking at a human pace along ancient pilgrim routes lets you redefine your bond with the land and with …

The Camporeale-Foggia Tratturello at Celle di San Vito The ancient grassy drove roads linking the Apennine peaks with the plains of the Tavoliere …

The Via Francigena del Sud crosses the territory of Faeto at one of the passages between the Campanian Apennines and the Monti Dauni. Here the …

Difesa Vadicola: where the woods meet cultivated land. The Difesa Vadicola area lies in the mountain territory of Faeto, a small Franco-Provençal …

The springs of Faeto: where water tells the story of the land In the territory of Faeto, water is not just a resource: it is a constant, silent …

The Faeto Woods: where the Daunian Apennines become forest. A short distance from the village of Faeto, the landscape gives way to an extensive …

The Via Traiana at Castelluccio Valmaggiore: where history is walked on foot. An ancient Roman road still crosses the territory The Via Traiana, …

In the footsteps of pilgrims: the Via Francigena at Castelluccio Valmaggiore An ancient itinerary in the heart of inland Puglia The Via …

The Sentiero Frassati between Castelluccio Valmaggiore, Celle and Faeto: a walk through the Monti Dauni. Walk slowly, look far. Some routes do …
