Walking along the Via Romea Nonantolana, a historical route dating back to the 7th century A.D., built by the Lombards to link the Abbey of Nonantola, at the time a very important place of study
Walking along the Via Romea Germanica Imperiale, an itinerary that is part of the Vie Romee Germaniche system and connects Trento to Arezzo via Modena.
Walking along the Cammino di Sant'Antonio, an itinerary between Veneto, Emilia Romagna and Tuscany that links important centers of spirituality and faith where the Saint lived at the beginning of the
Walking along the Way of Saint Columbanus, which retraces the places in Emilia-Romagna touched by the Irish monk during his "peregrinatio pro Christo"
Walking along the Piccola Cassia, ancient Roman road that continued northwards the route of the more famous Via Cassia.
Walking along the Via Mater Dei, the route of the Marian Sanctuaries of the Apennines between Bologna and Tuscany, among natural trails of great beauty, areas of great historical importance
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