Walking the Via Francigena from Lausanne to Rome involves experiencing a range of weather conditions across different seasons and locales. Preferably embarked upon in months such as March, April, and September, the route offers varied climates from the snowy Alps to the warmer Italian plains. Travelers encounter the distinct environments of both Switzerland and Italy, from winter’s hold in the north to the temperate southern landscapes, providing a dynamic journey with beautiful scenery along the way.