If all roads truly do lead to Rome, the one through Via Francigena is without a doubt the most beautiful one. This mythical, thousand-year-old route was the path taken by pilgrims from France on their way to Rome, ending their journey at Saint Peter's tomb. This 1700 km journey, recently bestowed the title of Cultural Route of the Council of Europe, has been regaining popularity since the beginning of the 21st century. Its reputation was reborn in Tuscany, which is where you will discover it. The mere mention of Italy's region of Tuscany can make certain folks daydream. Beautiful, soothing landscapes are a common sight in this region. Its sunny hills and valleys are home to ancestral villages, all the more embellished by carefully arranged olive and cypress groves.
It is also home to Chianti wine and amazing cuisine, but above all, the pride of its people shines through in the preservation of their unique way of life. Your journey through these blissful landscapes will take you to Rome, birthplace of the Roman Empire. Once there, you'll see one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, the Coliseum, the most important and spectacular remaining masterpiece of Ancient Rome. Your passage through the Eternal City will allow you to experience a contemporary Italy that has lost none of its former glory. Italy is synonymous with love at first sight, a love story that is sure to fill your head with unforgettable memories
