Pilgrim trails in the Adula Group

The "Via Francisca" is also called the "Emperor's Road". It leads from Konstanz over the Lukmanier to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena.

From Biasca, the route mostly follows the Ticino to Personico. Afterwards, the highway is a constant companion until shortly before Giornico. Visiting the Romanesque churches San Pietro e Paolo in Biasca and San Nicola in Giornico somewhat compensates for this dull route.

The route leads along the Sentiero Riviera, an embankment path almost constantly lined with forest, following the river Ticino to Biasca.

The «Via Francisca» is also known as the «Road of the Emperors». It leads from Konstanz over the Lukmanier pass to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena.

The "Via Francisca" is also called the "Road of the Emperors." It runs from Konstanz over the Lukmanier to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena.

The pilgrimage route Via Son Giachen leads from South Tyrol through the Val Müstair in the canton of Graubünden towards Central Switzerland or Valais. The partially alpine pilgrimage route is only continuously passable in warm seasons.

The "Via Francisca des Lukmaniers" is also called the "Road of the Emperors". It leads from Konstanz over the Lukmanier Pass to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena. Here is the official route in 15 Swiss stages, plus 7 stages in Italy.

The "Via Francisca" is also called the "Emperors' Road." It leads from Konstanz over the Lukmanier to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena.

The "Via Francisca" is also called the "Road of the Emperors." It leads from Konstanz via the Lukmanier Pass to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena.

The "Via Francisca" is also called the "Road of the Emperors." It leads from Konstanz over the Lukmanier to Pavia, where it meets the Via Francigena.