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 [The Dome of Pisa - Credit Tuscany Walking.org]
Don't lose to see:
- The Via Francigena, a great path for bikers and hikers. It's an ancient road used by merchants, prelates, soldiers and pilgrims that linked North of Europe with Rome and Jerusalem.
- The city of Pisa and the leaning tower.
- The city of Florence and its historical center, the cradle of Italian culture.
- The City of Siena and its shell-shaped square "Piazza del Campo". It's famous for hosting the Palio horse race (held in July 2 and August 16).
- The Chianti region, the ideal place for cyclists, between the hills of Siena and Florence.
- The Apennines, a mostly green and wooded mountain chain.
Suggested ideas and itineraries: (Courtesy of Walking in Italy nonprofit association)
 [Florence Dome]
Here a list of active travel ideas to visit Tuscany
- [Guided or Self Guided] The Chianti region: From Florence to Siena
- [Guided or Self Guided] Siena and Val D'Orcia
- [Self Guided] Via Romea, the pilgrim's way
- [Self Guided] Vandelli, the Dukes road
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