• Take a stroll in the historic centre of San Miniato, and try the renowned white yruffle;
• Admire San Gimignano from above from the Torre Grossa;
• Immerse yourself in the Tuscan countryside, between green hills and medieval villages. 

• Admire a sunset over lake Bolsena;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Surround yourself in the medieval atmosphere of the pilgrim's quarter in Viterbo. 

• Learn more about the mystery of the Stele Statues, visiting the museum of Pontremoli;
• Walk surrounded by nature in wild Lunigiana;
• Go back to the Middle Age by visiting the Fortezza della Brunella, in Aulla.

• Sit and admire Piazza del Campo, the home of the famous Palio horse race between the city's contrade;
• Look behind you from the crests of the Val d’Arbia, to admire the Siena skyline;
• Do not miss Grancia di Cuna, a fortified barn that guarded the wheat of the ancient Republic of Siena.

• Admire the view over Viverone lake, from the hills around Roppolo
• Discover the ancient ricetti, tiny fortified centres built in the middle age,
• Feel the serenity of the Graglia Sanctuary

• Discover Orte Underground
• Visit unspoilt, off the beaten path route until the suspended town of Corchiano
• Take rests to taste local wines

• Reach historical town perched on stony spurs, surrounded by green
• Discover Borgia palaces
• Explore the archeological heritage of Civita Castellana, Faleria and Calcata

• Walk through the unique volcanic landscape of charming Auvergne,
• Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Romanesque Cathedral of Notre Dame and Hôtel-Dieu
• Discover Saugues, famous for its English Tower, its Mushroom Fair and the legendary Beast of Gévaudan
• Taste local products such as “Le Petit Salé” in Le Puy-en-Velay (green lentils with a smoked Sausage)

• Discover the mountain trails high above the Lakes of Como;
• Walk in Menaggio, a beautiful town with fabulous views of the lake ;
• Experience the rich culture and art of the Lombardy region including lavish villas and beautiful gardens;
• Travel along the spectacular ancient “Antica Strada Regina”.

• The wine hills of Greve in Chianti and Radda in Chianti;
• Great wineries to visit and wines to taste;
• Wonderful landscapes, medieval villages and hamlets;
• Friendly people, great salami, Florentine steak, Cantucci with vinsanto and of course … wine!

• Discover the fossil shells set into the rocks of Mount Adone
• Surprise yourselves walking along an ancient Roman paved road in the heart of the Apennines forest
• Visit the military cemetery of La Futa where more than 30,000 German soldiers are buried
• Listen to the macabre legends about the burned tavern, ancient inn and crossroads of communication roads

• Admire he wild slopes of the Apennine mountains and the best-preserved forests in Italy, as well as hills, country houses, cypress lanes, olive grows and all the typical elements of rural Italy
• Visit the Sanctuary of La Verna
• Discover the medieval towns of Anghiari, where time seems to have stopped

• Explore the lesser-known shore of Lake Como.
• Admire the panoramic view of the two branches of the lake from the top of Vezio Castle.
• Walk along the "Via dell'Amore" in Varenna, a suspended footbridge over the lake.
• Marvel at the spectacle of the Orrido di Vezio, a real canyon in the heart of the town.

• Wonderful landscapes, wide open fields, cypress lined hills and vineyards
• Medici Villas, today recognized as Unesco World Heritage sites
• Peaceful country roads, friendly Tuscans and delicious regional culinary specialties

• Walk through varied landscapes, from the lush Mediterranean to the Alpine in just a few km
• Take a stroll in Marina di Campo, a lovely fishing villages and Marciana Marina, a trendy village with nice boutiques
• Explore historical sights of all ages, from 3000 BC to the present day
• Take a bath in the crystal clear waters of the Island.

• Take in the Umbrian hills from the top of the Civic Tower of Citta di Castello;
• Gather in the silence of the ancient abbeys;
• Follow in the footsteps of Francis ancient Franciscan path, surrounded by idyllic landscape;
• Walk in the woods of Francis, an oasis of silence and nature just steps from the Basilica of Assisi.

• Enjoy the buzzing energy of the University city of Pavia;
• Chat with Danilo, the boatman who will take you across the Po;
• Enjoy the silence in the cloister of the abbey of Chiaravalle della Colomba.
   

• Discover the mountain trails along the Via Spluga
• Experience the rich culture
• Chiavenna, a beautiful town with fabulous views of the mountains
• The ancient and well-maintained mule track paths
• The Piuro waterfalls 

• Visit the monumental town centers of Ourense and Santiago,
• Stop for a pause at the marvellous monastery of Oseira,
• Follow the footsteps of pilgrims who have walked the same path centuries ago,
• Taste local delicacies such as "Pimientos de Padrón" or the delicious Ribera Sacra wines

• Ever changing, always amazing sceneries of the Dolomites  
• Warm, comfortable family-run accommodation
• Rich flora and fauna, and tasty mushrooms!
• Friendly locals with a unique cultural heritage
• Superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines 

• Enjoy easy walks through the beautiful Perigord countryside,
• Encounter a many historical villages along the trail: Montferrand, Monpazier, Molieres,
• Visit the Cistern Abbey of Cadouin and the Castle of Biron
  
  

• All the aromas of Provence, including the famous lavender fields
• Lovely Provençal accommodation throughout your tour
• Fontaine de Vacluse; a medieval village offering the unique sight of a river gushing up out of the ground
• Fascinating spots such as the Cistercian Abbey of Senanque founded in 1148, and Gordes, one of the most beautiful villages of France

• Visit Spoleto, Arrone: ancient towns rich in history;
• Gather in the silence of the ancient abbeys;
• Follow in the footsteps of Francis ancient Franciscan path, surrounded by idyllic landscape;
• Walk in the silence and nature just steps from the Pediluco Lake.

• Lose yourself at night wandering through the streets of Viterbo's Pellegrino neighbourhood;
• Watch the sunrise as you walk along the Via del Signorino, the Etruscan “tagliata”;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Admire the frescoes in the church of Santa Maria del Parto in Sutri, completely dug out from the "tufo" or volcanic tuff, which is rock formed by volcanic ash ;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.

• Explore the roads of Sarria, among stone castles and antiques shops;
• Enjoy a refreshing bath in the woods on the way to Rua, a few kilometers far from your goal;
• See Santiago at a distance from the Mount Gozo, the Mount of Joy;
• Celebrate your arrival in Santiago by attending the Pilgrim celebration in the cathedral.

• Enjoy the boundless view on the sea of Liguria from the Punta Mesco peak;
• Admire the terraced hills covered with olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees;
• Bath in the sea of the Monterosso beach, or reach the following villages to enjoy more savage, less crowded beaches.

• Enjoy the wonderful open landscapes dotted with medieval villages and hamlets;
• Relax in authentic accommodations in traditional farms;
• A rich history brought to life in castles, churches and museums;
• Take a bath in Cefalù, vibrant fishing town with a fabulous beach;
• Eat mouth-watering Sicilian culinary specialties.

The 74.095ha Majella National Park, located in the Italian Abruzzo region, is an impressive limestone massif with over 25.500ha of wilderness; it is a little unknown area not far from Rome and the Adriatic coast suitable for nature lovers and families alike.

• Walk under the frescoed vaults of the San Francesco Basilica;
• Visit the Eremo delle Carceri grottoes, where Francesco and his companions gathered in meditation;
• Enjoy the never ending view on the hills of Umbria, while walking the Via Francescana;
• Follow Goethe's footsteps on the Ponte delle Torri, the ancient Roman aqueduct that leads to Spoleto. 

• Walk on the ancient tracks through olive, almond and cherry trees;
• Feel at home with the welcoming of the locals
• Visit the Sassi in Matera, UNESCO heritage from 1993 and European Capital of Culture 2019
• Visit the less known gems such as Altamura and Gravina di Puglia

• Lose yourself at night wandering through the streets of Viterbo's Pellegrino neighbourhood;
• Watch the sunrise as you walk along the Via del Signorino, the Etruscan “tagliata”;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Admire the frescoes in the church of Santa Maria del Parto in Sutri, completely dug out from the "tufo" or volcanic tuff, which is rock formed by volcanic ash ;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.

• Admire tbas-reliefs of the cathedral of Fidenza, a synthesis of the history of the pilgrimage;
• Climb up to the topof Mountn Valoria, the border between Emilia and Tuscany, to admire the Lunigiana in front of you;
• Take a slow walk along the medievala bridge of Groppodalosio

• Admire the capitals in the cloister of the Sant'Orso cathedral in Aosta
• Walk bare-footed over the paving stones of the Ancient Roman Road of the Gauls;
• Look at the perfect construction of the terraced vineyards of Donnas
• Enjoy the sunset on the Viverone lake while having a glass of Erbaluce

• Lose yourself in the beautiful walled villages of Cortona and Sinalunga,
• Marvel as you walk through the Crete Senesi landscape, a real naturalal art gallery,
• Relax bathing in the Rapolano thermal pools,
• Celebrate the end of each walk with a glass of Brunello

• Gasp when you glimpse the dome of Saint Peter
• Follow the Appia Way, one of the oldest roads in Europe;
• Walk through misterious towns in southern Lazio
• Spot the sea on the horizon when you arrive in Terracina

• Discover Forlì, a vibrant university city and the starting point of the itinerary;
• Immerse yourself in the energy of the Casentino Forests Park;
• Get lost amidst marvelous views, hills, forests, and the beauty of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines.

• Walks through high terrain in beautiful mountainous surroundings;
• Charming Moorish villages with white-washed houses built along steep, narrow lanes;
• Diverse Mediterranean vegetation against the snowy peaks of Sierra Nevada;
• Remains of ancient irrigation channels and Moorish threshing pits.

• Enjoy a relaxing walk on the shores of Lake Resia before the start of your trip,
• Marvel at the sight of the "underwater belltower" in Curon,
• Admire the skyline of the Ortles massif,
• Taste authentic Valvenosta dishessuch as venison stew, apricot dumplings or Palabiraschmarrn

• Walk between the forests of "Green Spain" and the Cantabric seaside,
• Discover the traditions of the basque people,
• Take pictures of the breathtaking rock formations at sunlight,
• Lose yourself in the city centre of San Sebastian, the spanish city with the higher concentration of bars and restaurants

• Cross thousand-year-old bridges and rest near springs that have offered refreshment to pilgrims for centuries
• Marvel at the views on the Pyrenees and Navarra
• Explore the historic centers of medieval cities such as Pamplona and Logrono
• Stop at a winery to taste Rioja wines

• Visit the natural, artistic and cultural treasures of the Etruscan population
• Wonderful landscapes, wide open fields, cypress lined hills and vineyards
• Incredibly well preserved medieval and renaissance villages and hilltop towns
• Peaceful country roads, friendly Tuscans and delicious regional culinary specialties

• Cannoli: pastry filled with ricotta, pistachios and candied orange
• The enthusiasm, hospitality and pride of the Sicilians
• The artistic meltin’ pot of chaotic “Balarm” (Palermo in Arabic) and the perfect magnificence of the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento
• All the young people you meet that instead of leaving are taking the challenge to remain and make a living in their hometown
• The villages full of history, from the hometown of the famous writer Leonardo Sciascia to the Arabic maze of alleys in the historic center of Sutera
• The pure natural landscape of the backcountry

• Immerse yourself in a peaceful land of lush forests and timeless monasteries
• Take pictures from the scenic Zarziou bridge
• Visit the monasteries of Lousios gorge
• Search for the mythological Arcadia, land of peace and harmony

• Walk along hilly ridges, enjoying views over the Appennini and the Adriatic sea
• Immerse yourself in the peace of the Sasso Simone and Simoncello Regional Natural Park 
• Discover San Leo, the hidden jewel of the region, cradle of the Montefeltro family
• Visit Urbino, a fully preserved centre of the Italian Renaissance

• Walk to Piazzale Michelangelo, overlooking Florence, for a breathtaking view;
• Admire he wild slopes of the Apennine mountains and the best-preserved forests in Italy
• Stop at the Sacred Hermitage of Camaldoli, from the 11th century
• Visit the Sanctuary of La Verna

• Walk through the ancient medieval centres of Rieti and Monterotondo,
• Celebrate the end of your walk in Rome, the Eternal City,
• Visit the monasteries, churches and chapels that you will encounter along the way,
• Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of rural, wild Sabina 

• Observe the enviable natural heritage, wild open spaces, beautiful forests, snowy peaks of Monte Rosa;
• Explore the many little mountain villages to discover, “Walser” heritage, dialect and architecture
• Appreciate the the many surprises for lovers of history and art, like social wood oven in the villages;
• Relax in warm, very comfortable and high-standard family-run accommodation.

• Enter the timeless atmosphere of Civita di Bagnoregio, "the dying town"
• Discover the treasures of Orvieto, "the city of the popes"
• Taste the "torta al testo" on the shores of Lake Trasimeno

• Fascinating unspoiled countryside: olive groves and winery 
• Ancient Faliscan, Etruscan and Roman villages and historical sites: necropolis, the Fortress of the Popes 
• Orte ancient town and its underground area
• Nature Reserves: Cavo degli Zucchi, Treja Valley Park
• Small, comfortable, family run accommodations with delicious culinary specialties

• Be amazed at the breathtaking views that open up suddenly as you walk through the forests,
• Admire bizarre basalt formations, colourful deserts, lush vegetation and a stunning coastline;
• Overnight stay at two friendly family-run hotels in small inland towns;
• Enjoy the pleasant climate with temperatures from 15º to 25º year round!

• The enchanting Amalfi Coast with its amazing villages of Amalfi and Positano;
• The magnificent Gulf of Naples and the volcanic Mt. Vesuvius towering the horizon;
• The Capri Island with breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea;
• Fabulous coves for swimming;
• Mouthwatering local food and the famous Limoncello liquor produced in Amalfi.

• Explore volcanic lakes with colorful thermal waters
• Admire green and aromatic forests
• Discover picturesque villages with their own character
• Experience a seafaring culture linked to the depths of the earth
• Enjoy the beautiful but rugged coastline, which also offers whale watching.

• Walk through the Lot valley and discover some of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France" such as Saint-Côme-d'Olt, Espalion and Estaing
• Relax in the charming town of Saint Chély d’Aubrac and have a drink in the main square, Place de la Mairie
• Celebrate the end of your trip in the beautiful town of Conques, discover its walls with fortified gateways, flanked by several towers.
• Taste local products such as the “Aubrac beef“ in Aumont-Aubrac or the "rissole", a small shortcrust pastry filled with prunes

• Walk through dense forests, open meadows and little hamlets
• Stop for visit the curious earth pyramids
• Taste typical local cuisine and wine
• Visit Monastero di Sabiona, set on the top of a cliff

• Wander through the cobbled alleys of Vamos;
• Enjoy a picnic in the silence of Skafia Gorge;
• Savour the taste of fresh fish in a carachteristic Greek taverna;
• Immerse yourself in the transpartent water of Chora Sfakion.

• Feel on top of the world;
• Enjoy spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks;
• Observe the gorgeous flora and fauna;
• Try any of the culinary specialties, including delicious cheese, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines.

• Feel on top of the world
• Enjoy spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks;
• Admire the rich flora and fauna;
• Taste the superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines.

• Ever changing, always amazing sceneries of the Dolomites
• Warm, comfortable family-run accommodation
• Rich flora and fauna
• Friendly locals with a unique cultural heritage
• Superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines

• Explore the natural, artistic, and cultural treasures of the Etruscan heritage
• Discover the stunning landscapes, vast open fields, hills adorned with cypress trees and vineyards
• Lose yourself in the incredibly well-preserved medieval and Renaissance villages and hilltop towns
• Savor the peaceful country roads, friendly Tuscans, and delightful regional culinary specialties.

• Try the endless selection of incredible wines, cheeses, truffle, sweets and chocolates to taste along the way
• Walk through the vineyard and the groomed hazelnut forests
• Enjoy the spectacular views of the snow capped Alps on clear days
• Immerse yourself in the peace of the foot paths

• Try the infinite selection of incredible wines, cheese, sweets and chocolates to taste along the way;
• Walk through vineyards and groomed hazelnut forests;
• Treat yourself with a truffle meal;
• On clear days admire the spectacular views of the snow capped alps.

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• Stay in charming accommodations throughout the trip, with swimming pool
• Taste the excellent local cusine and wines
• Wonderful landscapes: levadas, flowers, laurel forests and an amazing coastline

• Stop at the Hermitage of Santiaguino de Antas, a perfect place to get some rest
• Walk across the Sampaio bridge, where the army of Napoleon suffered one of the greatest defeats during his battles in Galicia
• Visit Padron, one of the important places related to the history of the Camino: according to the tradition, the ship carrying Saint James' body disembarked here
• Get your Compostela when you arrive in Santiago

• Follow the steps of the pilgrims on the Rota Vicentina route, along one of the best-preserved coastlines in Europe;
• Walk surrounded by a stunning landscape, between lighthouses on the sea and rocky coves where storks nest;
• Dive between the waves on the Bordeira beach in Carrapateira, a true surfers' paradise;
• Chat with the locals in a village bar sipping iced coffee.

• Fabulous walks along the “Tratturi”, ancient roads and footpaths running through orchards and olive groves;
• The “Cipolliane path”; a breath-taking walk overlooking the sea and named afer the caves you can visit along the way;
• Historical sights of all ages, from Roman masterpieces and Messapian towns to the present day: churches, fortresses, villas;
• The buzzing city of Lecce, with its baroque palaces, delicious food and artisan shops.
• Great beaches for swimming with crystal clear waters.

• Stroll around the historic centre of San Miniato;
• Admire the skyline of San Gimignano from the road that leads to Colle Val d’Elsa;
• Stand in silence in the Pieve di Chianni, at Gambassi terme;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici in the fortified centre of Monteriggioni.

• Lose yourself among the narrow paved streets of Greek villages;
• Enjoy a spectacular sunset on the sea;
• Discover Akrotiri, the Greek Pompei;
• Immerse yourself in the fascination of Greek myths, from Zeus to the ancient city of Atlantis.

• Breathe amidst quiet and secluded mountains;
• Discover the ancient villages, Roman and Gothic churches and chapels;
• Treat yourself with the delicious local food (Occitane and Italian cuisine);
• Admire breathetaking landscapes and flora and fauna surrounding you.

• Visit the natural, artistic and cultural treasures of the Val d’Orcia, on the UNESCO heritage list;
• Walk through streets of incredibly well preserved medieval and renaissance villages and hilltop towns;
• Talk with friendly Tuscans and taste delicious regional culinary specialties;
• Immerse yourself in quiet countryside paths and taste delicious tuscan specialities

• Admire Mount Rosa which reflects in the “chequered sea” of the flooded rice fields;
• Get excited every time you see a white eagle take off as you arrive;
• Visit the basilica of Sant’Andrea in Vercelli, and see how the architectural styles have travelled together with the pilgrims along the Via Francigena. 

• Learn more about the mystery of the Stele Statues, visiting Pontremoli museum;
• Get excited by a glimpse of the sea from the hills above Sarzana;
• Walk on the beaches of Versilia;
• Admire from above the town of Lucca while walking along its walls, until you get to the Duomo to observe the labyrinth on the facade

• Discover the fossil shells set into the rocks of Mount Adone
• Surprise yourselves walking along an ancient Roman paved road in the heart of the Apennines forest
• Visit the military cemetery of La Futa where more than 30,000 German soldiers are buried
• Listen to the macabre legends about the burned tavern, ancient inn and crossroads of communication roads
• Admire the dome of Brunelleschi and Giotto’s tower on the horizon from the Monastero dei Sette Santi of Mount Senario, one day’s walk from Florence

• A toast at the beginning of the journey in Piazza dell’Anfiteatro in Lucca;
• Admire the skyline of San Gimignano from the road that leads to Colle val d’Elsa;
• Stand in silence in the Pieve di Chianni, at Gambassi terme;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici Cacio e Pepe in the fortified village of Monteriggioni.

• The Sanctuary of Chiusi della Verna and the enchantment of the Casentino Forests.
• Etruscan sites: Subbiano and Arezzo, famous for its jousting tournament and antique market.
• Lake Trasimeno and Castiglion del Lago
• Walking on one of Italy's most ancient roads 

• Discover how the greek mythology explains the origin of Vulcano, the island of God Efesto;
• Admire the lava flowing out of the Volcano, and search black fragments of Obsidian, the stone in which it turns into;
• Try to recognize the locations of your favourite scenes visiting the island of the Troisi film "The Postman";
• Spoil yourself with a thermal bath in the sulfurean water;
• Enjoy an "aperitivo" in IX Settembre square, in the heart of Taormina.

• Walk through spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks;
• Enjoy the warm, comfortable family-run accommodation;
• Observe the rich flora and fauna around you;
• Taste the superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines;
• Find the traces of ladine culture in the ancient dolomite villages

• Bizarre basalt formations and colourful deserts;
• Overnight stay at the Parador Cañadas del Teide, beneath Spain's highest peak (3718m);
• Exuberant and exotic vegetation, such as the Dragon Blood tree;
• Picturesque historical villages like Garachico and La Orotova;
• La Laguna, Tenerife's old capital, full of 17th-century architecture

• Spectacular landscapes, a little-known part of Sardinia surrounded by wilderness and an ancient, magical atmosphere.
• Great and varied walks: dunes and wildflowers, granite headlands with incredible views of the surrounding coastline and ancient watchtowers.
• Beautiful beaches such as Piscinas, perfect for a dip in Sardinia's crystal clear waters.
• Small family-run accommodations and plenty of opportunities to try local specialties and Carignano wine.

• Spectacular views of the Supramonte Mountains and the Gulf of Orosei;
• Wild open spaces to enjoy your naturally wild side;
• A dip into the deepest canyon in Italy, crystal clear, turquoise sea, wonderful for swimming;
• Tiscali Ancient Nuragic archaeological site, filled to the brim with local culture and folklore.

• Discover UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Church of Sainte-Quitterie
• Pass the Stelle de Gibraltar, where all the Camino routes from France meet
• Explore the first place in France to be fortified with Italian style ramparts in the 16th century: Navarrenx
• Taste the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts 

• Admire the capitals in the cloister of the Sant'Orso cathedral in Aosta
• Walk bare-footed over the paving stones of the Ancient Roman Road of the Gauls;
• Look at the perfect construction of the terraced vineyards of Donnas
• Enjoy the sunset on the Viverone lake while having a glass of Erbaluce

• Stroll along the shores of Lake Lausanne, anticipating the beginning of your adventure
• Observe the nature as it changes around you as you walk from the Rhone valley to the first Alpine peaks
• Follow in the millenary footsteps of ancient pilgrims, until the historic hospice of Gran Saint Bernard

• Admire the big termal pool in the center of Bagno Vignoni square;
• Admire a sunset over lake Bolsena;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Get lost at night in the district of il Pellegrino, in Viterbo;

• Admire Europe’s highest mountain, with peaks capped by a blanket of snow;
• Enjoy the beautiful Val Veny and the Aiguille des Glaciers;
• Try rich and tasty mountain cuisine, including delicious cheeses, polenta, mushrooms
• Stay in cozy and typical mountain huts

• Look behind you from the crests of the Val d’Arbia, to admire the Siena skyline;
• Enjoy the thermal pools of Bagno Vignoni;
• Admire a sunset over lake Bolsena;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone.

• Have a toast at the beginning of the journey in the majestic Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, Lucca;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici "cacio e pepe" in the walled historical centre of Monteriggioni;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Relax bathing in the Bagnaccio spa, just outside Viterbo.

• Enjoy the mountain view in Sainte Croixe before starting your trip
• Observe the nature as it changes around you as you walk from the Rhone valley to the first Alpine peaks
• Follow in the millenary footsteps of ancient pilgrims, until the historic hospice of Gran Saint Bernard

• The first and original Way of Saint James
• Get the real pilgrim feeling completely off the beaten track
• Authentic villages with intimate testimonies of true devotion
• Vast and impressive landscapes, green and lush throughout the year

• Admire the capitals in the cloister of the Sant'Orso cathedral in Aosta
• Enjoy the view of the Mount Rosa which reflects in the “chequered sea” of the flooded rice fields;
• Visit the cathedral of Fidenza with its bas-reliefs, a synthesis of the history of the pilgrimage;
• Glimpse the town of Lucca while walking along its walls, until you get to the Duomo to observe the labyrinth on the facade
• Admire the skyline of San Gimignano from the road that leads to Colle val d’Elsa;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.