Francigena and Trails

Tuscany is crisscrossed by an interweaving of ancient historical and religious itineraries, a heritage of inestimable value that invites you to set out among nature, history and spirituality. The Via Francigena Toscana, with its varying landscape, follows the path walked by Bishop Sigeric, passing through villages and towns, offering an experience that combines culture and going slow. The Romea Strata traces the routes of pilgrims hailing from Central and Eastern Europe, passing places such as Pistoia, Vinci and Fucecchio. The Via Romea Germanica, rather, connects Casentino and Valdichiana with Arezzo and Cortona, following the medieval trail to Rome.

The network that comprises the Via di Francesco (Way of Saint Francis) leads to the...