Self-guided Walking & Bike Tours
There is something very special about following a pilgrim route, and taking a pilgrimage in Italy is more than just an immense hike or cycle. Follow paths created over the centuries on a deeply spiritual hike, connecting with your fellow pilgrims, coming together no matter where you are from and what you believe, and soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds you as you travel with a purpose.
There are two main pilgrimage routes in Italy each giving you the chance to explore regions that you might otherwise have passed by. Running down the spine of the country, from the Aosta Valley in the north, through Tuscany, to reach its final destination in Rome is the incredible Via Francigena. Its paths lead you through some of the best Tuscan towns and off the beaten track to discover a different side of Italy. In the lesser-known, but equally as beautiful region of Umbria is the St. Francis Way. You travel through dramatic undulating countryside, with your next hilltop town destination luring you ever onwards on this spectacular pilgrim trail.
8-day Via Francigena Walking Holidays (Part 6)
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am – 6:00pm (CET)
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am – 6:00pm (CET)