La Via Romea Germanica - dal Brennero a Roma

In the Middle Ages, those traveling to Rome from Western European countries followed the Via Francigena, while those leaving from Northern and Central Europe followed the Via Romea Germanica. An ancient route, which saw the passage of pilgrims, wayfarers, merchants and kings, and which crosses Italy from North to South, touching beautiful villages and cities of art such as Padua, Ferrara, Ravenna, Orvieto, Civita di Bagnoregio, Montefiascone . A month and a half on foot or by bike on dirt roads and roads, immersed in the most beautiful landscapes of the peninsula: from the Alps to the Adriatic Sea, from the woods of the Romagna Apennines to the Tuscan and Umbrian hills. An itinerary to experience all at once, or even in stages. With all the useful information to get on the road: how to prepare, when to leave, a detailed description of the route stage by stage, maps, altitudes, differences in altitude, where to sleep, places not to be missed, in-depth information. And also, a section of technical data for cyclists, and the variants most suitable for two wheels.