Distance 18 km with e transfer from Grancia to Cuna. 34,2 Km without transfer

Day 1: Siena - Buonconvento

You will follow a winding route for most of the day until you reach the “Grancia di Cuna” an ancient food storage place fortified to protect it during the never-ending wars between towns in the Middle Ages. It also provided shelter for the pilgrims. Here, the lady that does your luggage transfer will pick you up and take you to your hotel in Buonconvento.

Distance 22,5 km

Day 2: Buonconvento - San Quirico

The last third of the road follows the old Cassia on easy terrain. San Quirico was one of the most important stops on the way to Rome and has some of the most interesting buildings in the area with the Collegiata and the remains of an ancient pilgrims hospital.

Distance 16 km

Day 3: San Quirico - Gallina

The stretch from San Quirico to Gallina offers a scenic journey through the rolling Tuscan hills. Along the way, you will experience charming countryside views, picturesque villages, and peaceful landscapes. The route passes through vineyards and olive groves, showcasing the beauty of the region, with its blend of history and nature, making it a rewarding walk for those seeking both tranquility and a touch of Tuscany's heritage

Distance 10 km

Day 4: St. Antimo Abbey - Montalcino

A transfer will take you to St. Antimo Abbey (near Castelnuovo dell'Abate). This abbey is an important historical and spiritual site, known for its serene beauty and rich medieval heritage, making it a significant stop along the Via Francigena. From the abbey, a very pleasant walk will lead you to Montalcino, a Tuscan gem famous for its enchanting medieval atmosphere and world-renowned Brunello wine

Distance 12 km

Day 5: Gallina - Radicofani (Agr. La Selvella)

A transfer will take you to Gallina. There are trails which climb to the ridge overlooking the Orcia valley, however, depending on the season you may prefer the asphalt road as they are muddy, and the “Crete” mud is a sticky clay. The view from the ridge is amazing and the small hamlet where you spend the night is charming.

Distance 30,2 km (walking time 5.30 h)

Day 6: Radicofani - Proceno

You cannot avoid the last climb on the tarmac to Radicofani, one of the most important stops on the Francigena. Partly unpaved to Ponte a Rigo partly paved on secondary roads and beautiful landscape. This high road overlooking the Cassia was the official way before the 16th century when the Bridge over the Paglia river was built. Convince the lady of the house to give you a tour of Proceno castle.

Day 7: Transfer to Orvieto

Take your time to visit this wonderful museum city, perched on a cliff and rich in monuments such as the Duomo, the Pozzo di San Patrizio, the fascinating subterranean Orvieto, the Etruscan and medieval remains.

Day 8: End our service

See you next year to walk together the next stage