Via Francigena Tour 9 days
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The Via Francigena is an ancient pilgrimage route that stretches from Canterbury in England to Rome, passing through several European countries, including Italy. It is a historic and culturally rich trail that can be explored sustainably while respecting responsible tourism.
Here's a suggested itinerary for the Italian portion of the Via Francigena, focusing on the Tuscany region:
Day 1: Departure from Lucca
- Start your Via Francigena tour in Lucca, a charming city in Tuscany. Lucca is easily accessible by train from major cities in Italy.
- Explore the well-preserved medieval walls of Lucca, visit the stunning Cathedral of San Martino, and stroll through the picturesque streets of the historic center.
- Stay overnight in Lucca or nearby.
Day 2-3: San Miniato to Gambassi Terme
- Begin your walk along the Via Francigena from San Miniato, a hilltop town known for its rich history and truffles.
- Walk through the scenic countryside, passing vineyards, olive groves, and charming villages.
- Arrive in Gambassi Terme, a small town famous for its thermal baths and excellent local cuisine.
- Enjoy regional specialties like ribollita (a Tuscan vegetable soup) and Chianti wine.
- Stay overnight in Gambassi Terme or nearby.
Day 4-5: San Gimignano
- Continue your journey to San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most picturesque towns along the Via Francigena.
- Explore the medieval towers and well-preserved architecture of the town.
- Sample local wines, including the famous Vernaccia di San Gimignano, and indulge in traditional Tuscan dishes.
- Stay overnight in San Gimignano or nearby.
Day 6-7: Siena
- From San Gimignano, head to Siena, another UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit destination in Tuscany.
- Explore the historic center of Siena, including the Piazza del Campo and the stunning Siena Cathedral.
- Taste local specialties such as pici pasta, panforte (a traditional dessert), and Chianti Classico wine.
- Stay overnight in Siena or nearby.
Day 8: Buonconvento
- Walk from Siena to Buonconvento, a small town with a well-preserved medieval center.
- Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside and savor delicious Tuscan cuisine.
- Stay overnight in Buonconvento or nearby.
Day 9: Montalcino
- Continue your journey to Montalcino, a town famous for its Brunello di Montalcino wine.
- Visit local wineries for wine tastings and take in the panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards.
- Enjoy a traditional Tuscan meal paired with excellent local wine.
- Stay overnight in Montalcino or nearby.
The duration of the Via Francigena itinerary in Tuscany can vary depending on your walking pace and the amount of time you have available. The suggested itinerary spans approximately 9 days, but you can adjust it to fit your preferences and add more time for exploration or relaxation along the way.
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