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Ancient Paths to Rome I: Tuscan Hills

Section 1 of the 225 Miles to Rome: One of the world’s most unique, classic walks following the Via Francigena. A walk through central and Southern Read more »

June 7, 2013

Posted by:Kate Whinney

Renaissance Legacy

November 8, 2023

Posted by:Kate Whinney

‘The best time is out of season!’ many Tuscans will tell you. Clear, sunny days, crisp star-filled nights with frosts sparkling across the Tuscan landscape…. And in the great medieval and Renaissance cities, now free of the crowds, queues and confusion of Summer tourism, this is the time to really enjoy this wonderful region – con calma. . Staying in Read more »

Pieve a Castello: Tuscan Food and Wine

November 8, 2023

Posted by:Kate Whinney

Based at Pieve a Castello, ATG’s 8th Century, historic monument set in unspoilt landscape in central Tuscany. A flexible itinerary including varied walk options, excursions, time to relax, superb food and wine…. Staying in an 8th century, award-winning historic monument Archetypal Tuscan landscapes Visits to ‘World Class’ places of interest Superb Tuscan cuisine and carefully chosen local wines Concert in Read more »

Via Francigena 990

September 23, 2019

Posted by:Kate Whinney

In 990AD Sigeric, Archbishop of Canterbury, during his return journey from Rome, made notes of where he stayed overnight – the earliest surviving record of the Read more »

Pieve a Castello: Painting Tuscany

November 9, 2018

Posted by:Kate Whinney

Spend each morning painting in an idyllic spot at or near Pieve a Castello, with views over the timeless Tuscan countryside. Afternoons include optional walks and Read more »

Pieve a Castello: As You Like It – Itinerary 2

November 3, 2017

Posted by:Kate Whinney

Based at Pieve a Castello, ATG’s 8th Century, historic monument set in unspoilt landscape in central Tuscany. A flexible itinerary including varied walk options, excursions, time Read more »