The Romea Strata is an ancient pilgrimage route traveled over the centuries by faithful eager to get to Rome and then on to Jerusalem.
Here we propose the flat section of the route (22 km) that moves from Barbarano Vicentino to the south of Vicenza, arriving near Montagnana, one of the most beautiful walled cities in the Veneto region.
Along the way we encounter two splendid 16th-century architectural works: the Palladian-style town hall of Noventa Vicentina and Villa Pojana, the work of Andrea Palladio and now protected by UNESCO.
The typically agrarian landscape is characterized by the Berici Hills on one side and the Euganean Hills of volcanic origin on the other.

Length: 22 km
Height difference in ascent: 18 m
Height difference on descent: 46 m
Highest point: 22 m
Lowest point: 0 m

Technical tips:
Care should be taken along the route because you are walking on provincial and regional roads with the presence of vehicles. The surface isn’t challenging and it’s mostly asphalt.
The shoes to be used should allow for smooth walking on asphalt. You pass through many towns and find water easily.

Commune of departure:
Poiana Maggiore

Starting location:
San Pancrazio

Municipality of arrival:
Montagnana

Location of arrival:
Borgo Frassine

Recommended period:
Spring, autumn, winter. Summer is not recommended because the route is in the sun and during July and August temperatures or weather make the route very challenging.

Where to park:
All along the route you can find bus stops for Vicenza or Padova.

Useful links:
www.romeastrata.it