Walking the Via Francigena is always a soul-touching, awe-inspiring experience. Legends and symbols, history and myth pervade every kilometer of the way to Rome, forging a myriad of stories that add to the Francigena charm. Are you in?

Five days in the land of St.Francis, from the beautiful Assisi to Spoleto, walking in the middle of Spring and in the heart of Italy. Umbria is a lush green, welcoming, culturally rich region: with each step you breath and feel the spirituality permeating the places where Francis lived. Let yourselves be charmed by Milleniums’ worth of treasures and immerse yourself in the silence of hermits and woods, in a land where Nature and Man cohabit in perfect harmony.

In Sicily Easter is a moment of great celebration, rich in events differ from town to town but have remained unchanged over the years – the very felt expression of a shy and yet spirited people. Our guided group will cut Sicily from North to South, from Palermo to the Valley of the Temples, passing through a land both mysterious and extraordinarily luminous.

Were you waiting for the chance to walk the Via degli Dei (Road of the Gods) with a group? This is it: your opportunity to walk the historical path that connects Bologna to Florence with an international group and an expert guide to lead you. 

A trip on Via della Costa is perfect if you are looking for a journey full of contrasts, where the sea leads but doesn’t dominate and the fishing villages alternate with cities worth exploring. Are you ready to get charmed by the tangible beauty of the Apulian landscape?

Searching for something adventurous for Easter? Join us for a memorable journey,  filled with ever-changing surprises along the last section of Via Francigena, from Viterbo to Rome.

The Via Materana is a walking meditation, an itinerary that connects us with the ancestral and simple pleasures of life. What could be a better simple pleasure than a cool beer and a cialedda (a typical bread salad: soft, soaked bread with fresh vegetables, salt, pepper and extra virgin olive oil) in the shade of Matera’s Cathedral?