Via Francigena Toscana

"https://www.italia.it/en/italy/things-to-do/via-francigena-slow-tourism It can be travelled on foot at an average of 20 km/day taking about one and a half months, or on hybrid or mtb bicycles, pedalling for about 60 km/day to complete the journey in a couple of weeks. In both cases, the itinerary is suitable for everyone. The route is very well signposted and winds its way between cities and nature along mountain paths, mule tracks, country lanes, tree-lined roads and ancient paving. From the pastures in the Aosta Valley to the Po plains, the banks of the River Po and the Apennine forests, from Tuscan countryside to the lakes of Latium, passing by fields growing rice and wheat, as well as vineyards, walking in the embrace of nature accompanied by silence and peace. There are reception facilities, restaurants and services for everyone travel along the route. They are accessed with the Credentials - a specific document issued by the European Association of the Vie Francigene (https://www.viefrancigene.org/en/) that is stamped progressively at each stage and also offers discounts to travellers. After covering the last 100 km on foot or 200 by bicycle, you also receive the Testimonium - the Pilgrimage Certificate."