VIA FRANCIGENA-Canterbury to Rome Day 81 Part 2

Day 81 Part 2 Bagnaccio to Viterbo:

All roads lead to Rome.

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I knew nothing about Viterbo coming in but found it one of the more beautiful and interesting cities on the VF.

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Palace of the Popes

Viterbo was not only beautiful but interesting historically.

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Cathedral de San Lorenzo
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Palace of the Popes

During the middle and end of 13th century the Papal residence was moved here before resettlement in Avignon, France.

2 Popes were interned here.

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Entrance to the Cathedral
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Cathedral

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An artist Cinzia Chiulli is heading a project whereby Via Francigena Pilgrims ink their names and start and end of Pilgrimage in a stone.
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These stones will be laid on the Via Francigena coming into Viterbo!
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Tarot Cards for Pilgrims. A very nice experience to have her start the stone and then we finish it by inking our names. Look forward to returning to see that!
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Viterbo is a great walking town.
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Around every corner there seemed to be something of interest.
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Coming into Viterbo

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I think Viterbo is a good eating town. Had a very tasty sandwich at Buongusto Piadmeria.
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And a delicious Prosciutto Pizza.
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