Walk\u00a0along one of the most fascinating part of the Via Francigena in Tuscany, where kids will experience the life of medieval pilgrims, walking ancient mule tracks and bridges, following the tales of Sigeric\u2019s travel journal.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div> The\u00a0Via Francigena<\/strong>\u00a0has played a crucial role in the road network in Europe in the Middle Ages, as described by Sigeric, the archbishop of Canterbury, who wrote about it in his journal on his\u00a0way back from Rome. Today this ancient road of history and spirituality, stretching from Canterbury to Rome, is walked by an increasing number of travellers and pilgrims, representing one of the most important historic paths in\u00a0our Country.<\/p>\n The Via Francigena enters Tuscany through the Cisa Pass and cross the Magra valley in Lunigiana from Pontremoli to Aulla before continuing towards the sea.<\/p>\n Our guided tours of the Via Francigena for\u00a0families and travellers aim at experiencing the sound of silence while walking this ancient mule tracks across pristine rivers and chestnut woods, learning tales of medieval pilgrims and travellers.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>More info on the Via Francigena<\/h2><\/div>