Francigena

The guide, following the path of Sigeric, Archbishop of Canterbury, offers the reader a series of historical-tourist itineraries, all in the immediate vicinity of the Italian stretch of the ancient Roman Way, divided into stages from the Great St. Bernard Pass to Rome, and along the various regions crossed. The castles of the Aosta Valley, the Canavese, the Oltrepò Pavese, the Emilia of the Verdian lands, the Liguria of the 5 Lands, the Tuscany of the UNESCO sites, the Etruscan Tuscia are just a few of the proposals. A series of routes that can be done, even in separate sections over a weekend, by car or motorbike, or according to the trends of slow tourism, on foot, by bicycle or on horseback, to experience the journey in an authentic and emotional way . The guide is completed with useful information on where to get information, eat and sleep along the route.