Tuscany has a huge variety of ancient historical and religious itineraries of inestimable natural and cultural excellence like the Via Francigena, which has religious origins and led ancient pilgrims to holy places passing through villages, towns and cities. Travelling along this route Sigeric, the Archbishop of Canterbury, entered Tuscany over…

The Via Po cycle path (www.visitemilia.com) in the Piacentino area follows the right bank of the Po river for 110 kilometres through woodlands and the Parco di Isola Giarola with an artificial lake and typical local fauna and flora, and then skirts the city of Piacenza towards the Apennine passes.…

Sansepolcro a town the foot of the Tuscan Apennines in the province of Arezzo is on the border between four regions - Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria and Marche. Art and history blend with nature in villages and parks, protected areas and reserves, and bike and trekking routes wind through the valley,…

A mouth-watering experience by train The Train of Flavours is a multisensory journey for travellers eager for new experiences and is the first of its kind in Europe. Designed to promote the area from Brescia to Edolo, it starts in Iseo, crosses the Franciacorta region and runs along the lake…