http://blog.niccolisdeli.com/2007/03/02/art-in-italian-culture/ Italian Grocery, Bakery, Pizza, and Deli Sat, 19 May 2012 00:44:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.1 http://blog.niccolisdeli.com/2007/03/02/art-in-italian-culture/#comment-38 fabrizio Thu, 28 Jun 2007 12:44:12 +0000 http://blog.niccolisdeli.com/2007/03/02/art-in-italian-culture/#comment-38 I would like to say a few words about the old Via Francigena which led pilgrims to Rome. The “Francigena Way” crosses the centre of Northern Italy from Val d’Aosta to Rome through the various regions, and in particular through my region, Tuscany. The original stretches of this old Way that remain today (near us there is the Galleno to Altopascio stretch), and in any event the places it passes through, are true open-air museums. Many books speak of the Via Francigena, and many Internet sites cover the route of the old Way. One that could prove a useful tourist guide is without doubt “Sapori della Via Francigena”, which you could visit by clicking on www.saporiviafrancigena.com, and where you can also find the link to our company, or by clicking on “Sapori della Via Francigena” from our own home page at www.poggiocappiano.it. I would like to say a few words about the old Via Francigena which led pilgrims to Rome. The “Francigena Way” crosses the centre of Northern Italy from Val d’Aosta to Rome through the various regions, and in particular through my region, Tuscany. The original stretches of this old Way that remain today (near us there is the Galleno to Altopascio stretch), and in any event the places it passes through, are true open-air museums.
Many books speak of the Via Francigena, and many Internet sites cover the route of the old Way. One that could prove a useful tourist guide is without doubt “Sapori della Via Francigena”, which you could visit by clicking on www.saporiviafrancigena.com, and where you can also find the link to our company, or by clicking on “Sapori della Via Francigena” from our own home page at www.poggiocappiano.it.

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