The "Elevation Pilgrimage" project aims to re-evaluate the ancient Via Francigena pilgrimage route, concluding in Dover, with the creation of a botanical park. Located near Dover's town center, the expansive 200-hectare park revitalizes the surrounding route by offering an informative and vegetative representation of the pilgrimage. The park, reflects the route’s altitudes and its botanical features, representing the visual journey of pilgrims. It captures the changing atmosphere of landscapes through the study of hardiness zones across Via Francigena. These zones were evaluated relating them to the altitude and studying the change in vegetation type as the altitude changes leading to the identification of five different landscapes. The result of this study was then transferred to the project site, taking advantage of the slope and elevation features for which it was selected, showing the alpine, hilly, fruit-tree-filled and other views. This initiative revitalizes the site both for tourists and locals, offering a modern identity that narrates history through vegetation.