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Slow Lane Magazine, May 2019
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Walking holidays in lesser-known corners of Italy

 

Whichever region you choose for your non-group, self-guided Italian walking holiday, we provide our meticulously compiled route notes, maps and luggage transfers, so that you can walk from one inviting hotel to the next at a pace that suits you.

Walking holidays in Italy
Walking holidays in Italy
 

Walking holidays in Tuscany

– art, history & more
For a holiday that’s about more than walking, Tuscany is an obvious choice, offering an enticing blend of history, Renaissance art, food and wine. You’re not part of a group, meaning your time away is completely yours, so take time out to revel in the views and amble around hill-top towns – ours are Slow holidays, after all. You can trust us to transfer your luggage, to choose accommodation of character and to provide precise route notes to guide you to it, so relax and enjoy…

 
 

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Our walking holidays off the beaten track

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Where to go walking in Italy

Our selection of Italian walking holidays not only includes routes in Tuscany, the Lakes, Sicily, Sardinia, southern Italy, Liguria and the Italian Alps, but also in Piedmont, a corner of northern Italy whose wines are well known but whose medieval villages remain off the tourist map; the Apennines, the chain of mountains forming Italy’s spine; and Umbria, a region sometimes referred to as ‘Italy’s green heart’ which is dotted with Romanesque churches and abbeys.

For further ideas, see our full range of walking, cycling and touring holidays in Italy.
 
Travelling from outside the UK?
To give you a good idea of how we can tailor our trips to your individual requirements, take a look at the section of the website specifically devoted to travellers from outside the UK.
 

How our Italian walking holidays are graded

We are experts in Italian walking holidays – we launched our first one back in 1994 – so we have something for all levels of walker. To be sure of choosing the Italian walking holiday that is right for you, read how we grade them below.
  • Generally easy walking with few ascents / descents, but perhaps the occasional long day.
  • Easy-to-moderate walking with some ascents / descents, and occasional longer days.
  • Moderate walking on varied terrain, with some long days and regular ascents / descents.
  • Moderate-to-challenging walking on more rugged terrain with significant ascents / descents on most days. Compass skills may be required (check the individual holiday).
  • Challenging hikes, featuring long days with significant ascent / descent on challenging terrain. Compass skills may be required.
  • Choice of easier or harder routes, so that you can tailor most days to your requirements.
 

What to expect from your Italian walking holiday

There are three elements which constitute the cornerstones of all Inntravel holidays, including our Italian walking holidays: enchanting landscapes; charming accommodation hand-picked for its friendly welcome; and delectable local cuisine.
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