Before you walk Italy's Camino, the Via Francigena, read reviews of what other travellers thought of their Camino tour with UTracks. Then browse our affordable self guided and small group tours.

Via Francigena: Orvieto to Rome Tour Reviews

"Walking the Via Francegena is more than a journey, it's a long reflective ramble through the quiet Italian countryside. On the Orvieto to Rome stage, I walked alone (self-guided) and saw maybe a dozen other walkers, and a few groups of mountain bikers. So it's very quiet and if you are a spiritual or reflective person, I recommend this trip. I passed through sublime peaceful woodlands and forests, skirted fields and olive groves, and each night stayed in traditional old Italian towns. Hardly a tourist to be seen, what bliss! Along the way, I saw numerous old churches and some Roman roads and buildings. Also, there were information boards about the Via Francegena and the important role it played throughout the centuries socially and economically. The trail is quiet well marked, and UTracks' notes and phone ap are excellent. UTracks accommodation was really good and most nights I stayed in an atmospheric hotel or Agritourismo in great locations. I had two full days of rain but this trip is so interesting it wasn't a problem. If you want to see the real Italy away from the tourist hordes, and walk through delightful vistas all day, this is the trip for you. UTracks makes it very easy, this was my fourth walking trip with them."

B. Wilson | Wingham, NSW

"An amazing experience and a great taste of Italy - its friendly people, the beautiful buildings, the food, peaceful countryside, especially the hazelnut groves. We met some fascinating people on the way and enjoyed visiting the Colosseum and Vatican City once we arrived in Rome. A holiday we'll never forget."

Via Francigena: Southern Tuscany from Siena Tour Reviews

"We walked through a delightful region of Italy and discover some beautiful villages and people and their spiritual history.This 6-day walk along the Via Francegena ("The Way of the French") actually leaves from Buonoconvento and concludes near the edge of Umbria in a small Hamlet called Sedento. Along the way, we passed through tranquil countryside along country paths and quiet roads and met some beautiful people. Calling into churches and priories along the way gave a sense into their ancient faith and spirituality. We had the chance to taste gorgeous local food and wine. Our hosts at Radicofani in particular gave us sumptuous food and wine. Highlights for us were the towns of Buonoconvento, Montacino, Castel d'Abbiza and Radicofani. The Priory at l Castel was also wonderful. Overall, we had a wonderful walk: fascinating, leisurely and immersed with history and beautiful people. Who could want more?"

B. Lincoln. | Tamworth, NSW. Australia.

"This is a fabulous and sometimes challenging walk through the stunning Val d'Orcia, stopping each night at equally stunning hilltop towns. The quality of the accommodation and the meals provided was excellent. Thanks UTracks!"

J. Norberry | Kambah, ACT Australia

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