PILGRIMAGES IN ITALY

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1. History

Rome

Rome, seat of the successors of the Apostle Peter, was and remains a major pilgrimage.

The Eternal City is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and frequented by tourists since the 18th century.

The seat of the papacy and pilgrimage to Rome have made it a prominent place for Christians from around the world for centuries.

2. Program

The Rome pilgrimage takes place every day of the year.

Certain dates are, however, very popular. These include Easter and Christmas, days of the Urbi et Orbi Blessing.

You will also discover Assisi, an Italian city of approximately 28,100 inhabitants, located in the province of Perugia (Perugia) in Umbria (Umbria).
Assisi is most famous for its medieval heyday and for being the birthplace and death of Francesco Bernardone, better known as Francis of Assisi, one of the greatest saints of the Roman Catholic Church and patron saint of Italy.

3. Your trip

For your comfort and safety, we favor direct flights to Rome.

Your pilgrimage begins as soon as you arrive.

Indeed, a guided tour of the Eternal City is offered to you.

Groups of 40 people or more are accompanied by a priest throughout the stay.

A doctor also accompanies the delegation.