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All the legs of the Via Francigena in Tuscany

Discover the Tuscan stretch of the Via Francigena, one leg after another, and plan your trip!

Leg 22 from Passo della Cisa to Pontremoli

Leg 23 from Pontremoli to Aulla

Leg 24 from Aulla to Sarzana

Leg 25 from Sarzana to Massa

Leg 26 from Massa to Camaiore

Leg 27 from Camaiore to Lucca

Leg 28 from Lucca to Altopascio

Leg 29 from Altopascio to San Miniato

Leg 30 from San Miniato to Gambassi Terme

Leg 31 from Gambassi Terme to San Gimignano

Leg 32 from San Gimignano to Monteriggioni

Leg 33 from Monteriggioni to Siena

Leg 34 from Siena to Ponte d'Arbia

Leg 35 from Ponte d'Arbia to San Quirico d'Orcia

Leg 36 from San Quirico d'Orcia to Radicofani

Leg 36 alternative route Abbadia San Salvatore

Leg 37 from Radicofani to Acquapendente

See a map of all the legs

CredentialsFind out how to get your pilgrim's passport, the official document that you should always carry with you along your journey.

AccomodationDiscover the pilgrim friendly accomodations scattered along the Tuscan Via Francigena.

Signposting & TracksCheck out this section to know more about the signposting along the Via Francigena and to download the KML tracks for your smartphone.

FAQRead our FAQs with the questions most commonly asked by other pilgrims: discover where to find travel companions, learn more about luggage transportation services, and more.

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Ideas

Walking along the Francigena in Tuscany

3 reasons to hit the trail in Tuscany

Hostel in Abbadia a Isola, Monteriggioni

Historic hostels along the Tuscan Via Francigena

Castelvecchio's Nature Reserve in San Gimignano

Gardens, parks and protected areas: green spaces on the Tuscan Francigena

Piazza del Campo, Siena

The four UNESCO sites on Tuscany's Via Francigena

Views along the Via Matildica del Volto Santo

The origins of Tuscany's hiking trails, traveling through history

Autumn on Mount Amiata: chestnuts, mushrooms and flavors in celebration

Itineraries

5 days among the villages and hills of the Val d’Orcia 81.5

Via Francigena in Tuscany 16 Legs394.0

Piazza anfiteatro Lucca

Two days in Lucca 8

Ostello di Sigerico

A Via Francigena weekend: exploring the stretch from San Miniato to Gambassi Terme 34

Four-day walk along the Via Francigena in South Tuscany 86.5

A three-day walk along the Via Francigena in northern Tuscany 52.0

Events

Deals

Via Francigena - Ponte Groppodalosio

Trekking for families: the via Francigena 15 € 02 April 2023 - 30 September 2023 in PONTREMOLI

Foods

Finocchiona PGI Cheese and cold cuts

The bread of Altopascio

The bread of Altopascio Bread, pasta and legumes

Chianti Classico DOP extra-virgin olive oil Wine and Olive Oil Roads

PDO Honey from Lunigiana Wine and Olive Oil Roads

San Miniato panorama

Pork “Spuma di gota” from San Miniato Meat and fish

Panigacci bread from Podenzana Bread, pasta and legumes

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