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Project 
I.S.A.C.

The route of the Via Francigena that passes through the diocese of 
Massa Carrara - Pontremoli

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The I.S.A.C. project aims to enhance the tourism offering of Section 23 of the Via Francigena by improving the quality of infrastructure and services along the five stages under the responsibility of the Diocese of Massa Carrara-Pontremoli. This will be achieved through improvements in route usability in terms of safety and first aid, accessibility, orientation, information, and digitalization."

1186
Km
23
Francigena stage
5
Station
224
Parishes

Il progetto


The I.S.A.C. project aims to enhance the tourism offering of Section 23 of the Via Francigena by improving the quality of infrastructure and services along the five stages under the responsibility of the Diocese of Massa Carrara-Pontremoli. This will be achieved through improvements in route usability in terms of safety and first aid, accessibility, orientation, information, and digitalization."



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gray rocky mountain under blue sky during daytime
aerial view of green and brown mountains during daytime
1186
Km
23
Francigena stage
5
Station
224
Parishes

Featured Places

What you will find on the site

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The walk
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Practical Resources
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Cultural and Spiritual Aspects
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Guides and Materials
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Stories and Testimonials
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Rules and Regulations
church interior

The Diocese

The territory of the Diocese of Massa Carrara – Pontremoli extends over 1,186 square kilometers and is divided into 6 vicariates: Aulla, Carrara, Fivizzano, Massa, Pontremoli, Villafranca in Lunigiana. The Diocese of Massa Carrara – Pontremoli was born from the suppression and merger of the Diocese of Massa and the Diocese of Pontremoli, with the decree of the Congregation of Bishops of 23 February 1988. It is made up of the territories of the 17 Municipalities of the Province of Massa Carrara and a Municipality of Province of Parma. The Diocese includes 244 parishes, is a suffragan of the metropolitan see of Pisa and is part of the ecclesiastical region of Tuscany.

Along the route

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Restaurants

Refreshment points available along the route.

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Places of interest

Points of historical-cultural interest that you can visit by following the appropriate information panels.

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Hotels

Possibility of overnight stay along the route.

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First aid

Availability of defibrillators and first aid kits along the route.

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Restaurants

Refreshment points available along the route.

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Places of interest

Points of historical-cultural interest that you can visit by following the appropriate information panels.

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Hotels

Possibility of overnight stay along the route.

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First aid

Availability of defibrillators and first aid kits along the route.

Live the journey!

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The Diocese App is also coming soon!

Study the path before but also during the journey! With an app always at hand to view the map and your position, from where you can read the latest news and review the wonderful places you will visit!

Soon on the Stores: stay updated to find out when you can download the app!