The Via Francigena is the ancient road that connected Canterbury to Puglia in Italy. Once it was used by merchants, nobles and religious, nowadays it was rediscovered by pilgrims from all over the world who choose to know Italy from a different point of view. The itinerary of Via Francigena we know today, was influenced by Sigerico the Archbishop of Canterbury who went through the this ancient road in 990 a.C. from Canterbury to Rome and wrote down the places where he stopped.

A wonderful trip awaits for you from San Gimignano to Radicofani, one week on foot to discover a unique landscape such as Val d’Orcia. Through hills and medieval towers you’ll immerge yourself in a wonderful panorama, you’ll discover charming villages and the Tuscany culinary traditions like, for example the Pienza “cacio” or the “Chianti” wine.

Are you ready to have a particular trip where recollect a time when people went slowly and tasted every moment, every change in the landscape, all the beauty of our marvellous land? You can start or finish your travel in our agriturism in San Gimignano to restore before the leaving or relax when you came back after the long walk.