Sulla Via Francigena (Along the Via Francigena) – May 21st 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. Here we go:
“Do you know the best places where to stay in Val d’Orcia?” (Anna from UK)
“Can you show me where is Val d’Orcia Italy on this map?” (Mark from UK)
“The Val d’Orcia region is the most breathtaking place I’ve ever seen” (Luke from UK)
“I can’t wait to visit the Val d’Orcia winery again” (Paolo from Italy)
“Can you please tell me the correct Val d’Orcia pronunciation?” (Marie from France)
“We should definitely check out some new Val d’Orcia restaurants tonight” (Heli from Italy)
“Our trip from Florence to Val d’Orcia Tuscany was so scenic” (Will from UK)
“Let’s book one of the charming Val d’Orcia Tuscany hotels for our next stay” (Giorgio from Italy)
“A bike holiday Tuscany -style sounds perfect” (Carla from Italy)
“It’s the ideal spot for a family holiday Tuscany -style” (Pietro from Italy, in reply to Carla’s statement above, as he would like a more quiet type of holiday)
“The Brunello di Montalcino region is a must-visit for wine lovers” (Wilhelm from The Netherlands)
“I’m dying to try the Argiano Brunello di Montalcino again” (Wilhelm from The Netherlands, again)
“Do you know the story behind the Brunello di Montalcino grape?” (Wilhelm from The Netherlands, once more)
“I recommend the Caparzo Brunello di Montalcino to everyone” (Wilhelm from The Netherlands, yet again)
“The vineyards in Montepulciano are stunning, but those in Montalcino and Torrenieri blow them away” (Wilhelm from The Netherlands, yes, again)
The best time to visit Tuscany is now. Vacanza Toscana is for you too.
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