Sulla Via Francigena (Along the Via Francigena) – May 22nd 2024
I asked pilgrims and tourists I met last week on the part of the Via Francigena that passes through the Val d’Orcia to say just one sentence, the first thing that crossed their mind in that moment. I only ask people who stop me for information or who are resting or taking pictures of the incredible landscapes here. Here we go:
“You absolutely have to tell me more amazing options for where to stay in Val d’Orcia!” (Pete, USA)
“I can’t believe I didn’t know where is Val d’Orcia Italy until two months ago” (Rick, USA
“The hills and cypress trees make the Val d’Orcia region a must-see! I guess everyone tells you that…” (Debra, USA)
“I found the perfect Val d’Orcia winery for our next visit!” (Ann, USA)
“Did you know the correct Val d’Orcia pronunciation is ‘val door-chah’?” (Stella, USA – yes, that’s right! Well done!)
“We have to try all the Val d’Orcia restaurants on our trip!” (Richard, USA – it’s going to take you a while! You’ll be staying here for years!)
“The drive from Florence to Val d’Orcia, Tuscany is stunning!” (Armand, France)
“We need to book one of the charming Val d’Orcia Tuscany hotels soon!” (Pauline, France)
“A bike holiday in Tuscany through Val d’Orcia is pure bliss!” (Sophia, Switzerland)
“Imagine a family holiday in Tuscany, exploring Val d’Orcia together!” (Monica, Switzerland)
“It’s incredible to think that I’m in the Brunello di Montalcino region!” (Luca, Italy)
“I can’t wait to taste the wines from Argiano Brunello di Montalcino!” (Teresa, Italy)
“Learning about the Brunello di Montalcino grape makes me appreciate the wine even more!” (Valente, Italy)
“I’ve heard Caparzo Brunello di Montalcino is a top-notch choice!” (Vincenzo, Italy)
“The vineyards in Montepulciano were beautiful, but those in Montalcino are even better!” (Jin, Japan)
The best time to visit Tuscany is now. Vacanza Toscana is for you too.
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