The 74.095ha Majella National Park, located in the Italian Abruzzo region, is an impressive limestone massif with over 25.500ha of wilderness; it is a little unknown area not far from Rome and the Adriatic coast suitable for nature lovers and families alike.

• The wine hills of Greve in Chianti and Radda in Chianti;
• Great wineries to visit and wines to taste;
• Wonderful landscapes, medieval villages and hamlets;
• Friendly people, great salami, Florentine steak, Cantucci with vinsanto and of course … wine!

• Walks through high terrain in beautiful mountainous surroundings;
• Charming Moorish villages with white-washed houses built along steep, narrow lanes;
• Diverse Mediterranean vegetation against the snowy peaks of Sierra Nevada;
• Remains of ancient irrigation channels and Moorish threshing pits.

• Ever changing, always amazing sceneries of the Dolomites
• Warm, comfortable family-run accommodation
• Rich flora and fauna
• Friendly locals with a unique cultural heritage
• Superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines

• Feel on top of the world
• Enjoy spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks;
• Admire the rich flora and fauna;
• Taste the superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines.

• Enjoy a relaxing walk on the shores of Lake Resia before the start of your trip,
• Marvel at the sight of the "underwater belltower" in Curon,
• Admire the skyline of the Ortles massif,
• Taste authentic Valvenosta dishessuch as venison stew, apricot dumplings or Palabiraschmarrn

• Arezzo, a gem nestled among the Tuscan hills, where artistic and historical heritage shines in every square and monument. It’s the birthplace of many renowned figures like the poet Francesco Petrarch, a pioneer of humanist thought, and the Renaissance artist Giorgio Vasari.
• The Valtiberina, a magical corner of Tuscany, offers breathtaking views and historic villages.
• Anghiari, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, is the land of the famous Battle of Anghiari, painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Nearby, Sansepolcro, the birthplace of the Renaissance painter Piero della Francesca, awaits exploration.
• Monterchi, a small village in the Valtiberina, is home to one of Piero della Francesca’s most famous and enigmatic frescoes, The Madonna del Parto.

• Explore volcanic lakes with colorful thermal waters
• Admire green and aromatic forests
• Discover picturesque villages with their own character
• Experience a seafaring culture linked to the depths of the earth
• Enjoy the beautiful but rugged coastline, which also offers whale watching.

• Take a leisurely stroll through the historic center of San Miniato;
• Marvel at the skyline of San Gimignano from the road leading to Colle Val d’Elsa;
• Pause in quiet reflection at the Pieve di Chianni in Gambassi Terme;
• Indulge in a dish of Pici pasta in the fortified center of Monteriggioni.

• Short but inmersive trip with the stunning cliffs of the Cantabrian coastline as leitmotiv
• Bilbao, an energetic city filled with gastronomy and cutting-edge art at the Guggenheim Museum.
• Santander, a thriving harbour and beach town, with a suprising modern art museum
• Charming villages and vast white sandy beaches along the way

• Coastal landscapes with stunning cliffs
• A landscape fo forests, hills and castles 
• One of the most beautiful stages along the entire Northern Way
• You will reach Galicia, the land of Santiago de Compostela

• Visit numerous historic villages, such as Mondoñedo, whith its historic old town
• You will walk through green meadows and forests of native trees in the A Terra Chá region
• Join pilgrims from all over the world in some parts of the journey
• Arrive at the spectacular Obradoiro Square after a rewarding pilgrimage

• Best rated stages of the Camino del Norte along sandy beaches and spectacular cliffs
• Green postcard-worthy landscape wit pintoresque fishermen's towns and inland villages
• Medieval town centres of Santillana del Mar, Comillas, Llanes and Ribadesella will transport you to a different era
• Unique mansions in modernist and 'indiano' style, some of them designed by famous architects like Antoni Gaudí
• Exquisite seafood served in 'raciones' in typical ciderhouses or as part of elaborated dishes

• Walk through the unique volcanic landscape of charming Auvergne,
• Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Romanesque Cathedral of Notre Dame and Hôtel-Dieu
• Discover Saugues, famous for its English Tower, its Mushroom Fair and the legendary Beast of Gévaudan
• Taste local products such as “Le Petit Salé” in Le Puy-en-Velay (green lentils with a smoked Sausage)

• Walk through the Lot valley and discover some of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France" such as Saint-Côme-d'Olt, Espalion and Estaing
• Relax in the charming town of Saint Chély d’Aubrac and have a drink in the main square, Place de la Mairie
• Celebrate the end of your trip in the beautiful town of Conques, discover its walls with fortified gateways, flanked by several towers.
• Taste local products such as the “Aubrac beef“ in Aumont-Aubrac or the "rissole", a small shortcrust pastry filled with prunes

• In Ferrol walk around the Magdalena district, visit the Naval Museum, the San Felipe Castle and the Cathedral.
• Admire breathtaking views green mountains and of blue coastlines.
• Savour authentic northern Spanish cuisine, including regional dishes and fresh seafood prepared from traditional recipes.
• Don't miss the opportunity to experience one of the most intimate and reflective journeys to Santiago on this less crowded Camino

• Visit the monumental town centers of Ourense and Santiago,
• Stop for a pause at the marvellous monastery of Oseira,
• Follow the footsteps of pilgrims who have walked the same path centuries ago,
• Taste local delicacies such as "Pimientos de Padrón" or the delicious Ribera Sacra wines

• Breathe amidst quiet and secluded mountains;
• Discover the ancient villages, Roman and Gothic churches and chapels;
• Treat yourself with the delicious local food (Occitane and Italian cuisine);
• Admire breathetaking landscapes and flora and fauna surrounding you.

• Walk through spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks;
• Enjoy the warm, comfortable family-run accommodation;
• Observe the rich flora and fauna around you;
• Taste the superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines;
• Find the traces of ladine culture in the ancient dolomite villages

• Enjoy the wonderful open landscapes dotted with medieval villages and hamlets;
• Relax in authentic accommodations in traditional farms;
• A rich history brought to life in castles, churches and museums;
• Take a bath in Cefalù, vibrant fishing town with a fabulous beach;
• Eat mouth-watering Sicilian culinary specialties.

• All the aromas of Provence, including the famous lavender fields
• Lovely Provençal accommodation throughout your tour
• Fontaine de Vacluse; a medieval village offering the unique sight of a river gushing up out of the ground
• Fascinating spots such as the Cistercian Abbey of Senanque founded in 1148, and Gordes, one of the most beautiful villages of France

• Walk under the frescoed vaults of the San Francesco Basilica;
• Visit the Eremo delle Carceri grottoes, where Francesco and his companions gathered in meditation;
• Enjoy the never ending view on the hills of Umbria, while walking the Via Francescana;
• Follow Goethe's footsteps on the Ponte delle Torri, the ancient Roman aqueduct that leads to Spoleto. 

• Discover UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Church of Sainte-Quitterie
• Pass the Stelle de Gibraltar, where all the Camino routes from France meet
• Explore the first place in France to be fortified with Italian style ramparts in the 16th century: Navarrenx
• Taste the culinary delights of the region and the hospitality of your accommodation hosts 

• The enchanting Cilento Coast with its charming villages of Sapri and Scario
• The magnificent Gulf and the Mt. Bulgheria towering the horizon, with views of the emerald blue sea
• Fabulous coves for swimming
• Mouthwatering local food (pizza, mozzarella) and Limoncello liquor 

• Wander through the cobbled alleys of Vamos;
• Enjoy a picnic in the silence of Skafia Gorge;
• Savour the taste of fresh fish in a carachteristic Greek taverna;
• Immerse yourself in the transpartent water of Chora Sfakion.

• Breathtaking landscapes along the Via Francigena.
• Indulge in Northern Italy's finest food and wine.
• Roman ruins, medieval castles, and serene monasteries, each whispering tales of bygone eras
• The option to continue the journey to the historic city of Pavia.

• Feel on top of the world;
• Enjoy spellbinding views, wild open spaces, mountain lakes, jagged peaks;
• Observe the gorgeous flora and fauna;
• Try any of the culinary specialties, including delicious cheese, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines.

• Walk through dense forests, large meadows, and charming hamlets.
• Take a pause to explore the intriguing earth pyramids
• Savor the flavors of the local cuisine and wine.
• Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Monastero di Sabiona, perched atop a cliff, offering a unique and captivating experience.

• Walk under the frescoed vaults of the San Francesco Basilica;
• Visit the Eremo delle Carceri grottoes, where Francesco and his companions gathered in meditation;
• Enjoy the never ending view on the hills of Umbria, while walking the Via Francescana;
• Follow Goethe's footsteps on the Ponte delle Torri, the ancient Roman aqueduct that leads to Spoleto.

• The first and original Way of Saint James
• Get the real pilgrim feeling completely off the beaten track
• Authentic villages with intimate testimonies of true devotion
• Vast and impressive landscapes, green and lush throughout the year

• Admire the view over Viverone lake, from the hills around Roppolo
• Discover the ancient ricetti, tiny fortified centres built in the middle age,
• Feel the serenity of the Graglia Sanctuary

• Discover splendid Medici villas along the way
• Explore the center of Pistoia, "the little Santiago", a crossroads of paths
• Celebrate the conclusion of your trip with a drink in Piazza dell'Anfiteatro in Lucca

• Walk between the forests of "Green Spain" and the Cantabric seaside,
• Discover the traditions of the basque people,
• Take pictures of the breathtaking rock formations at sunlight,
• Lose yourself in the city centre of San Sebastian, the spanish city with the higher concentration of bars and restaurants

• Cross thousand-year-old bridges and rest near springs that have offered refreshment to pilgrims for centuries
• Marvel at the views on the Pyrenees and Navarra
• Explore the historic centers of medieval cities such as Pamplona and Logrono
• Stop at a winery to taste Rioja wines

• Explore the roads of Sarria, among stone castles and antiques shops;
• Enjoy a refreshing bath in the woods on the way to Rua, a few kilometers far from your goal;
• See Santiago at a distance from the Mount Gozo, the Mount of Joy;
• Celebrate your arrival in Santiago by attending the Pilgrim celebration in the cathedral.

• Walk on the ancient tracks through olive, almond and cherry trees;
• Feel at home with the welcoming of the locals
• Visit the Sassi in Matera, UNESCO heritage from 1993 and European Capital of Culture 2019
• Visit the less known gems such as Altamura and Gravina di Puglia

• Stop at the Hermitage of Santiaguino de Antas, a perfect place to get some rest
• Walk across the Sampaio bridge, where the army of Napoleon suffered one of the greatest defeats during his battles in Galicia
• Visit Padron, one of the important places related to the history of the Camino: according to the tradition, the ship carrying Saint James' body disembarked here
• Get your Compostela when you arrive in Santiago

• Stroll around the historic centre of San Miniato;
• Admire the skyline of San Gimignano from the road that leads to Colle Val d’Elsa;
• Stand in silence in the Pieve di Chianni, at Gambassi terme;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici in the fortified centre of Monteriggioni.

• Discover the mountain trails high above the Lakes of Como;
• Walk in Menaggio, a beautiful town with fabulous views of the lake ;
• Experience the rich culture and art of the Lombardy region including lavish villas and beautiful gardens;
• Travel along the spectacular ancient “Antica Strada Regina”.

• Walk through dense forests, open meadows and little hamlets
• Stop for visit the curious earth pyramids
• Taste typical local cuisine and wine
• Visit Monastero di Sabiona, set on the top of a cliff

• Observe the enviable natural heritage, wild open spaces, beautiful forests, snowy peaks of Monte Rosa;
• Explore the many little mountain villages to discover, “Walser” heritage, dialect and architecture
• Appreciate the the many surprises for lovers of history and art, like social wood oven in the villages;
• Relax in warm, very comfortable and high-standard family-run accommodation.

• Explore the lesser-known shore of Lake Como.
• Admire the panoramic view of the two branches of the lake from the top of Vezio Castle.
• Walk along the "Via dell'Amore" in Varenna, a suspended footbridge over the lake.
• Marvel at the spectacle of the Orrido di Vezio, a real canyon in the heart of the town.

• Ever changing, always amazing sceneries of the Dolomites  
• Warm, comfortable family-run accommodation
• Rich flora and fauna, and tasty mushrooms!
• Friendly locals with a unique cultural heritage
• Superb culinary, including delicious cheeses, carne salada, polenta, mushrooms, speck and outstanding wines 

• Bizarre basalt formations and colourful deserts;
• Overnight stay at the Parador Cañadas del Teide, beneath Spain's highest peak (3718m);
• Exuberant and exotic vegetation, such as the Dragon Blood tree;
• Picturesque historical villages like Garachico and La Orotova;
• La Laguna, Tenerife's old capital, full of 17th-century architecture

• Try the infinite selection of incredible wines, cheese, sweets and chocolates to taste along the way;
• Walk through vineyards and groomed hazelnut forests;
• Treat yourself with a truffle meal;
• On clear days admire the spectacular views of the snow capped alps.

• Walk through varied landscapes, from the lush Mediterranean to the Alpine in just a few km
• Take a stroll in Marina di Campo, a lovely fishing villages and Marciana Marina, a trendy village with nice boutiques
• Explore historical sights of all ages, from 3000 BC to the present day
• Take a bath in the crystal clear waters of the Island.

• Spectacular landscapes, a little-known part of Sardinia surrounded by wilderness and an ancient, magical atmosphere.
• Great and varied walks: dunes and wildflowers, granite headlands with incredible views of the surrounding coastline and ancient watchtowers.
• Beautiful beaches such as Piscinas, perfect for a dip in Sardinia's crystal clear waters.
• Small family-run accommodations and plenty of opportunities to try local specialties and Carignano wine.

• The enchanting Amalfi Coast with its amazing villages of Amalfi and Positano;
• The magnificent Gulf of Naples and the volcanic Mt. Vesuvius towering the horizon;
• The Capri Island with breath-taking views of the emerald blue Mediterranean Sea;
• Fabulous coves for swimming;
• Mouthwatering local food and the famous Limoncello liquor produced in Amalfi.

• Cannoli: pastry filled with ricotta, pistachios and candied orange
• The enthusiasm, hospitality and pride of the Sicilians
• The artistic meltin’ pot of chaotic “Balarm” (Palermo in Arabic) and the perfect magnificence of the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento
• All the young people you meet that instead of leaving are taking the challenge to remain and make a living in their hometown
• The villages full of history, from the hometown of the famous writer Leonardo Sciascia to the Arabic maze of alleys in the historic center of Sutera
• The pure natural landscape of the backcountry

• Spectacular views of the Supramonte Mountains and the Gulf of Orosei;
• Wild open spaces to enjoy your naturally wild side;
• A dip into the deepest canyon in Italy, crystal clear, turquoise sea, wonderful for swimming;
• Tiscali Ancient Nuragic archaeological site, filled to the brim with local culture and folklore.

• Discover how the greek mythology explains the origin of Vulcano, the island of God Efesto;
• Admire the lava flowing out of the Volcano, and search black fragments of Obsidian, the stone in which it turns into;
• Try to recognize the locations of your favourite scenes visiting the island of the Troisi film "The Postman";
• Spoil yourself with a thermal bath in the sulfurean water;
• Enjoy an "aperitivo" in IX Settembre square, in the heart of Taormina.

• Discover the fossil shells set into the rocks of Mount Adone
• Surprise yourselves walking along an ancient Roman paved road in the heart of the Apennines forest
• Visit the military cemetery of La Futa where more than 30,000 German soldiers are buried
• Listen to the macabre legends about the burned tavern, ancient inn and crossroads of communication roads
• Admire the dome of Brunelleschi and Giotto’s tower on the horizon from the Monastero dei Sette Santi of Mount Senario, one day’s walk from Florence

• Discover the fossil shells set into the rocks of Mount Adone
• Surprise yourselves walking along an ancient Roman paved road in the heart of the Apennines forest
• Visit the military cemetery of La Futa where more than 30,000 German soldiers are buried
• Listen to the macabre legends about the burned tavern, ancient inn and crossroads of communication roads

• Fabulous walks along the “Tratturi”, ancient roads and footpaths running through orchards and olive groves;
• The “Cipolliane path”; a breath-taking walk overlooking the sea and named afer the caves you can visit along the way;
• Historical sights of all ages, from Roman masterpieces and Messapian towns to the present day: churches, fortresses, villas;
• The buzzing city of Lecce, with its baroque palaces, delicious food and artisan shops.
• Great beaches for swimming with crystal clear waters.

• Walk through the ancient medieval centres of Rieti and Monterotondo,
• Celebrate the end of your walk in Rome, the Eternal City,
• Visit the monasteries, churches and chapels that you will encounter along the way,
• Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of rural, wild Sabina 

• Admire tbas-reliefs of the cathedral of Fidenza, a synthesis of the history of the pilgrimage;
• Climb up to the topof Mountn Valoria, the border between Emilia and Tuscany, to admire the Lunigiana in front of you;
• Take a slow walk along the medievala bridge of Groppodalosio

• Admire Mount Rosa which reflects in the “chequered sea” of the flooded rice fields;
• Get excited every time you see a white eagle take off as you arrive;
• Visit the basilica of Sant’Andrea in Vercelli, and see how the architectural styles have travelled together with the pilgrims along the Via Francigena. 

• Enjoy the buzzing energy of the University city of Pavia;
• Chat with Danilo, the boatman who will take you across the Po;
• Enjoy the silence in the cloister of the abbey of Chiaravalle della Colomba.
   

• Look behind you from the crests of the Val d’Arbia, to admire the Siena skyline;
• Enjoy the thermal pools of Bagno Vignoni;
• Admire a sunset over lake Bolsena;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone.

• Lose yourself at night wandering through the streets of Viterbo's Pellegrino neighbourhood;
• Watch the sunrise as you walk along the Via del Signorino, the Etruscan “tagliata”;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Admire the frescoes in the church of Santa Maria del Parto in Sutri, completely dug out from the "tufo" or volcanic tuff, which is rock formed by volcanic ash ;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.

• Admire the capitals in the cloister of the Sant'Orso cathedral in Aosta
• Walk bare-footed over the paving stones of the Ancient Roman Road of the Gauls;
• Look at the perfect construction of the terraced vineyards of Donnas
• Enjoy the sunset on the Viverone lake while having a glass of Erbaluce

• Admire the capitals in the cloister of the Sant'Orso cathedral in Aosta
• Walk bare-footed over the paving stones of the Ancient Roman Road of the Gauls;
• Look at the perfect construction of the terraced vineyards of Donnas
• Enjoy the sunset on the Viverone lake while having a glass of Erbaluce

• Admire the big termal pool in the center of Bagno Vignoni square;
• Admire a sunset over lake Bolsena;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Get lost at night in the district of il Pellegrino, in Viterbo;

• Stroll along the shores of Lake Lausanne, anticipating the beginning of your adventure
• Observe the nature as it changes around you as you walk from the Rhone valley to the first Alpine peaks
• Follow in the millenary footsteps of ancient pilgrims, until the historic hospice of Gran Saint Bernard

• Admire the capitals in the cloister of the Sant'Orso cathedral in Aosta
• Enjoy the view of the Mount Rosa which reflects in the “chequered sea” of the flooded rice fields;
• Visit the cathedral of Fidenza with its bas-reliefs, a synthesis of the history of the pilgrimage;
• Glimpse the town of Lucca while walking along its walls, until you get to the Duomo to observe the labyrinth on the facade
• Admire the skyline of San Gimignano from the road that leads to Colle val d’Elsa;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.

• Enjoy the mountain view in Yverdon-les-Bains before starting your trip
• Observe the nature as it changes around you as you walk from the Rhone valley to the first Alpine peaks
• Follow in the millenary footsteps of ancient pilgrims, until the historic hospice of Gran Saint Bernard

• Lose yourself at night wandering through the streets of Viterbo's Pellegrino neighbourhood;
• Watch the sunrise as you walk along the Via del Signorino, the Etruscan “tagliata”;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Admire the frescoes in the church of Santa Maria del Parto in Sutri, completely dug out from the "tufo" or volcanic tuff, which is rock formed by volcanic ash ;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.

• Discover the hidden gem of Lake Como's less-explored shore.
• Take in the breathtaking panoramic view of the lake's two branches from the summit of Vezio Castle.
• Stroll along the "Via dell'Amore" in Varenna, a suspended footpath offering stunning views over the lake.
• Behold the dramatic Orrido di Bellano, a canyon nestled in the heart of the town.

• Pyramids of Zone erosion. Some people call them fairy chimneys, because of the magic and wonder that this place inspires
• Experience the rich culture and art of the Lombardy region including villas and beautiful gardens
• Monte Isola, the largest inhabited island in the European lakes
• The ancient “Via Valeriana”
• Lake Iseo and the characteristic pastel-coloured village of Pisogne
• Famous Franciacorta wines

• Enjoy the boundless view on the sea of Liguria from the Punta Mesco peak;
• Admire the terraced hills covered with olive groves, vineyards and lemon trees;
• Bath in the sea of the Monterosso beach, or reach the following villages to enjoy more savage, less crowded beaches.

• Mysterious temples; 
• Hagar Qim Site and 5,000 years old Ggantija Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site;
• Stunning sea shore and cliffs; 
• The wild island of Gozo;
• Comino, ideal for a good day's hiking and the ultimate in solitude and views;
• Delicious cuisine with homemade bred and sweets.

• Immerse yourself in a peaceful land of lush forests and timeless monasteries
• Take pictures from the scenic Zarziou bridge
• Visit the monasteries of Lousios gorge
• Search for the mythological Arcadia, land of peace and harmony

• Walk along hilly ridges, enjoying views over the Appennini and the Adriatic sea
• Immerse yourself in the peace of the Sasso Simone and Simoncello Regional Natural Park 
• Discover San Leo, the hidden jewel of the region, cradle of the Montefeltro family
• Visit Urbino, a fully preserved centre of the Italian Renaissance

• Try the endless selection of incredible wines, cheeses, truffle, sweets and chocolates to taste along the way
• Walk through the vineyard and the groomed hazelnut forests
• Enjoy the spectacular views of the snow capped Alps on clear days
• Immerse yourself in the peace of the foot paths

• From Clay to Sand: Walk through the ever-changing landscapes, from the wide, clay-rich fields of Groningen to the quiet, sandy paths of Drenthe.
• Historic Towns: Discover the charm of Winsum, the character of Eenrum, and the heritage of Sleen, each with its own story to tell.
• Pristine Nature: Explore the untouched beauty of Drentsche Aa National Park and the fascinating landscapes of the UNESCO Geopark Hondsrug.
• A Lively Start: Begin your journey in the vibrant student city of Groningen, where history meets modern energy.
• Traces of the Past: Encounter ancient mills, prehistoric dolmens, and mysterious burial mounds along the way.

• Untamed Nature: Walk along the Overijsselse Vecht, explore the Poort van Drenthe, and traverse the rolling landscapes of the Sallandse Heuvelrug and Rheezermaten.
• Scenic Heights: Climb the Lemelerberg, Archemerberg, Besthemerberg, and Holterberg for breathtaking views over the Dutch countryside.
• Unique Landmarks: Discover the massive Dikke Steen, the ancient Dikke Boom, and the symbolic Leeuw & Twilhaar monuments.
• Historic Estates & Castles: Admire stately manor houses, grand estates, and well-preserved castles that tell the story of the region’s noble past.
• Charming Towns & Villages: Stroll through the historic streets of Ommen, the picturesque village of Rheeze, and the characterful town of Gramsbergen.

• Estates & Castles: Explore the grandeur of Geysteren, Makken, Huys Kaldenbroek, Hillenraedt, and Terborgh.
• Spiritual Heritage: Visit the serene Abbey Libosch, the Ursuline Convent, the Sint Willibrordus Chapel, and Sittard's Monastery Quarter.
• Untamed Nature: Wander through the diverse landscapes of Het Schuitwater, Holtmühle, and Océ-Weerd.
• Ancient Roman History: Discover the archaeological site of the 'Treasure of Pey'.
• Majestic Rivers: Follow the paths along the Maas, Roer, and Swalm rivers.
• Mysterious Marl Land: Uncover the region’s hidden quarries, 'grubben', and underground caves.
• Historic Cities: Stroll through the vibrant streets of Venlo, Sittard, and Maastricht, each rich in history and charm.

• Estates & Castles: Explore the grandeur of Geysteren, Makken, Huys Kaldenbroek, Hillenraedt, and Terborgh.
• Spiritual Heritage: Visit the serene Abbey Libosch, the Ursuline Convent, the Sint Willibrordus Chapel, and Sittard's Monastery Quarter.
• Untamed Nature: Wander through the diverse landscapes of Het Schuitwater, Holtmühle, and Océ-Weerd.
• Ancient Roman History: Discover the archaeological site of the 'Treasure of Pey'.
• Majestic Rivers: Follow the paths along the Maas, Roer, and Swalm rivers.
• Mysterious Marl Land: Uncover the region’s hidden quarries, 'grubben', and underground caves.
• Historic Cities: Stroll through the vibrant streets of Venlo, Sittard, and Maastricht, each rich in history and charm.

• Fabulous walks along the “Tratturi”, ancient roads and footpaths running through orchards and olive groves;
• The “Cipolliane path”; a breath-taking walk overlooking the sea and named afer the caves you can visit along the way;
• Historical sights of all ages, from Roman masterpieces and Messapian towns to the present day: churches, fortresses, villas;
• The buzzing city of Lecce, with its baroque palaces, delicious food and artisan shops.
• Great beaches for swimming with crystal clear waters

• Breathtaking landscapes: imposing volcanoes, mineral pools, geothermal phenomena, canyons, caves, and black sand deserts along the way.
• Tranquil refuges along the route offer rest to weary adventurers every night.
• Immerse yourself in Icelandic culture and don't miss out on traditional dishes.
• Reykjavik: a cultural hub with numerous art galleries, museums, and festivals celebrating Icelandic and international creativity.

• Follow the Appia Way, one of the oldest roads in Europe;
• Immerse yourself in typical mediterranean vegetation, among oaks and olive trees 
• Discover the cultural melting pot of Southern Italy, full of Roman, Arabic and Greek influences.
• Explore the baroque heritage of Lecce, and visit off the beaten path gems such as Sermoneta and Castel Gandolfo.

• Norcia and Rieti: ancient towns rich in history
• Monasteries, chapels, and churches of great interest
• Picturesque, quiet villages
• Wonderful landscapes and authentic countryside 
• Friendly people, delicious cheeses, salami, and wines

• Rieti and Subiaco: ancient towns rich in history
• Monasteries, chapels, and churches of great interest
• Picturesque, quiet villages 
• Wonderful landscapes and authentic countryside 
• Friendly people, delicious cheeses, salami, and wines

• The wild slopes of the Apennine mountains and one of the best-preserved forests in Italy, the Foreste Casentinesi National Park
• Hills, country houses, rural hamblets and hidden monasteries
• The Sanctuary of La Verna 
• The medieval towns of Verrucchio and San Leo the place where Count Orlando Catani donated the Monte della Verna to St. Francis
• Small, comfortable, family run accommodations
• Friendly people, quiet foot paths and gravel roads

• Be amazed at the breathtaking views that open up suddenly as you walk through the forests,
• Admire bizarre basalt formations, colourful deserts, lush vegetation and a stunning coastline;
• Overnight stay at two friendly family-run hotels in small inland towns;
• Enjoy the pleasant climate with temperatures from 15º to 25º year round!

• Breathtaking views of glacial valleys, rugged cliffs, and the majestic Brandon Mountain, showcasing Ireland's natural beauty;
• Historical sites such as Minard Castle and the Ogham Stone;
• The vibrant town of Dingle serves as a hub for local culture, with colorful streets filled with artisan shops, traditional pubs, and the famous Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium;
• Fermoyle Beach and other scenic stretches along the coast provide beautiful walking paths, perfect for enjoying the Atlantic views;
• The chance to indulge in fresh seafood and traditional Irish dishes at local pubs enhances the experience, offering a taste of the region's culinary delights

• Admire varied and dramatic landscapes, from lush green valleys and forests to rugged coastlines and serene beaches;
• Discover the beauty of Muckross House, a Victorian mansion surrounded by the scenic landscapes of Killarney National Park;
• Sneem and its in local delights, like cheeses and sandwiches from its delis, making it a perfect stop to refuel before continuing your walk;
• Explore Waterville, once a favorite holiday spot for Charlie Chaplin, and take a detour to visit the Skellig Islands, known for their ancient monastery and as the filming location for Star Wars: The Last Jedi;
• Visit ancient landmarks like Staigue Fort, a well-preserved Iron Age ring fort, and witness historical farming practices;
• Take in panoramic views of Dingle Bay, Ballinskelligs Bay, and Kenmare Bay, with the sparkling Atlantic Ocean, lush green hills, and distant mountain ranges providing a constant visual treat throughout the trail.

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• Stay in charming accommodations throughout the trip, with swimming pool
• Taste the excellent local cusine and wines
• Wonderful landscapes: levadas, flowers, laurel forests and an amazing coastline

• Admire Europe’s highest mountain, with peaks capped by a blanket of snow;
• Enjoy the beautiful Val Veny and the Aiguille des Glaciers;
• Try rich and tasty mountain cuisine, including delicious cheeses, polenta, mushrooms
• Stay in cozy and typical mountain huts

• Lose yourself in the enchanting walled villages of Cortona and Sinalunga,
• Be amazed as you wander through the artistic tapestry of the Crete Senesi landscape,
• Relax in the Rapolano thermal pools,
• Toast to the conclusion of each walk with a delightful glass of Brunello.

• Visit the natural, artistic and cultural treasures of the Val d’Orcia, on the UNESCO heritage list;
• Walk through streets of incredibly well preserved medieval and renaissance villages and hilltop towns;
• Talk with friendly Tuscans and taste delicious regional culinary specialties;
• Immerse yourself in quiet countryside paths and taste delicious tuscan specialities

• Discover the fossil shells set into the rocks of Mount Adone
• Surprise yourselves walking along an ancient Roman paved road in the heart of the Apennines forest
• Visit the military cemetery of La Futa where more than 30,000 German soldiers are buried
• Listen to the macabre legends about the burned tavern, ancient inn and crossroads of communication roads
• Admire the dome of Brunelleschi and Giotto’s tower on the horizon from the Monastero dei Sette Santi of Mount Senario, one day’s walk from Florence

• Admire he wild slopes of the Apennine mountains and the best-preserved forests in Italy, as well as hills, country houses, cypress lanes, olive grows and all the typical elements of rural Italy
• Visit the Sanctuary of La Verna
• Discover the medieval towns of Anghiari, where time seems to have stopped

• Take in the Umbrian hills from the top of the Civic Tower of Citta di Castello;
• Gather in the silence of the ancient abbeys;
• Follow in the footsteps of Francis ancient Franciscan path, surrounded by idyllic landscape;
• Walk in the woods of Francis, an oasis of silence and nature just steps from the Basilica of Assisi.

• Visit Spoleto, Arrone: ancient towns rich in history;
• Gather in the silence of the ancient abbeys;
• Follow in the footsteps of Francis ancient Franciscan path, surrounded by idyllic landscape;
• Walk in the silence and nature just steps from the Pediluco Lake.

• Walk to Piazzale Michelangelo, overlooking Florence, for a breathtaking view;
• Admire he wild slopes of the Apennine mountains and the best-preserved forests in Italy
• Stop at the Sacred Hermitage of Camaldoli, from the 11th century
• Visit the Sanctuary of La Verna

• Explore the natural, artistic, and cultural treasures of the Etruscan heritage
• Discover the stunning landscapes, vast open fields, hills adorned with cypress trees and vineyards
• Lose yourself in the incredibly well-preserved medieval and Renaissance villages and hilltop towns
• Savor the peaceful country roads, friendly Tuscans, and delightful regional culinary specialties.

• Learn more about the mystery of the Stele Statues, visiting Pontremoli museum;
• Get excited by a glimpse of the sea from the hills above Sarzana;
• Walk on the beaches of Versilia;
• Admire from above the town of Lucca while walking along its walls, until you get to the Duomo to observe the labyrinth on the facade

• Gasp when you glimpse the dome of Saint Peter
• Follow the Appia Way, one of the oldest roads in Europe;
• Walk through misterious towns in southern Lazio
• Spot the sea on the horizon when you arrive in Terracina

• Raise a glass to start your adventure in Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, in Lucca;
• Marvel at the skyline of San Gimignano, on the route to Colle val d'Elsa;
• Pause in quiet contemplation within the Pieve di Chianni, near Gambassi Terme;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici Cacio e Pepe in a restaurant within the fortified walls of Monteriggioni.

• Gaze backward from the peaks of the Val d’Arbia to take in the stunning skyline of Siena;
• Indulge in the soothing thermal pools of Bagno Vignoni;
• Marvel at the hues of a sunset over Lake Bolsena
• Explore the architecural marvels of Orvieto, from the Duomo and St.Patrick's Well to the underground caves.

• Lose yourself at night wandering through the streets of Viterbo's Pellegrino neighbourhood;
• Watch the sunrise as you walk along the Via del Signorino, the Etruscan “tagliata”;
• Recite your favourite poem in the centre of the amphitheatre of Sutri;
• Admire the frescoes in the church of Santa Maria del Parto in Sutri, completely dug out from the "tufo" or volcanic tuff, which is rock formed by volcanic ash ;
• Gasp when you finally glimpse the dome of Saint Peter’s from the belvedere of Mount Mario.

• Have a toast at the beginning of the journey in the majestic Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, Lucca;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici "cacio e pepe" in the walled historical centre of Monteriggioni;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Relax bathing in the Bagnaccio spa, just outside Viterbo.

• Marvel at the imposing and mysterious Sacra di San Michele, 
• Discover the roman origins of Susa,
• Traverse unspoilt, off the beaten path landscapes,
• Taste local dishes that blend french and italian cuisine, such as focaccia dolce, cajettes and bondiola

• Lose yourself in the beautiful walled villages of Cortona and Sinalunga
• Marvel as you walk through the Crete Senesi landscape, a real naturalal art gallery
• Relax bathing in the Rapolano thermal pools
• Celebrate the end of each walk with a glass of Brunello

• Enter the timeless atmosphere of Civita di Bagnoregio, "the dying town"
• Discover the treasures of Orvieto, "the city of the popes"
• Taste the "torta al testo" on the shores of Lake Trasimeno

• The Sanctuary of Chiusi della Verna and the enchantment of the Casentino Forests.
• Etruscan sites: Subbiano and Arezzo, famous for its jousting tournament and antique market.
• Lake Trasimeno and Castiglion del Lago
• Walking on one of Italy's most ancient roads 

• Discover Forlì, a vibrant university city and the starting point of the itinerary;
• Immerse yourself in the energy of the Casentino Forests Park;
• Get lost amidst marvelous views, hills, forests, and the beauty of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines.

• Discover the mountain trails along the Via Spluga
• Experience the rich culture
• Chiavenna, a beautiful town with fabulous views of the mountains
• The ancient and well-maintained mule track paths
• The Piuro waterfalls 

• Enjoy easy walks through the beautiful Perigord countryside,
• Encounter a many historical villages along the trail: Montferrand, Monpazier, Molieres,
• Visit the Cistern Abbey of Cadouin and the Castle of Biron
  
  

• Lose yourself among the narrow paved streets of Greek villages;
• Enjoy a spectacular sunset on the sea;
• Discover Akrotiri, the Greek Pompei;
• Immerse yourself in the fascination of Greek myths, from Zeus to the ancient city of Atlantis.

• A toast at the beginning of the journey in Piazza dell’Anfiteatro in Lucca;
• Admire the skyline of San Gimignano from the road that leads to Colle val d’Elsa;
• Stand in silence in the Pieve di Chianni, at Gambassi terme;
• Enjoy a dish of Pici Cacio e Pepe in the fortified village of Monteriggioni.

• Follow the steps of the pilgrims on the Rota Vicentina route, along one of the best-preserved coastlines in Europe;
• Walk surrounded by a stunning landscape, between lighthouses on the sea and rocky coves where storks nest;
• Dive between the waves on the Bordeira beach in Carrapateira, a true surfers' paradise;
• Chat with the locals in a village bar sipping iced coffee.

• Learn more about the mystery of the Stele Statues, visiting the museum of Pontremoli;
• Walk surrounded by nature in wild Lunigiana;
• Go back to the Middle Age by visiting the Fortezza della Brunella, in Aulla.

• Admire a sunset over lake Bolsena;
• Walk barefoot on the paving of the Via Cassia in Montefiascone;
• Surround yourself in the medieval atmosphere of the pilgrim's quarter in Viterbo. 

• Take a stroll in the historic centre of San Miniato, and try the renowned white truffle;
• Admire San Gimignano from above from the Torre Grossa;
• Immerse yourself in the Tuscan countryside, between green hills and medieval villages. 

• Sit and admire Piazza del Campo, the home of the famous Palio horse race between the city's contrade;
• Look behind you from the crests of the Val d’Arbia, to admire the Siena skyline;
• Do not miss Grancia di Cuna, a fortified barn that guarded the wheat of the ancient Republic of Siena.