Cammino di San Jacopo

Cammino di San Jacopo

Toscana, Italy

Italy · Firenze, Italy → Livorno, Italy

Distance

175 km

Stages

6

Difficulty

moderate

Best months

Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct

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Cammino di San Jacopo · Stages and distances

Map · Cammino di San Jacopo
A marks the start and B the finish.
Walking distances for Appy’s stages (6)
Cammino di San Jacopo · Walking distances for Appy’s stages
Stagekm
1. Firenze → Prato27.1
2. Prato → Pistoia27.1
3. Pistoia → Pescia29.6
4. Pescia → Lucca26.3
5. Lucca → Pisa28.6
6. Pisa → Livorno35.9
Total174.6

About

A 170-km spiritual walk across Tuscany. From Florence’s Renaissance heart to Livorno’s coastal charm, the Cammino di San Jacopo unfolds in six stages, each a blend of history and landscape.

The scent of sun-warmed olive groves lingers as you traverse ancient paths. In Pistoia, the relic of San Giacomo il Maggiore awaits, a testament to centuries past.

Vineyards and rolling hills offer a serene backdrop, while the well-marked trails ensure that even beginners can find their way. This is more than a route; it’s a journey through time and self.

Stages

6 stages

  1. Firenze → Prato — Cammino di San JacopoStage 1
    Distance
    27 km
    Ascent
    17 m
    Descent
    9 m
  2. Prato → Pistoia — Cammino di San JacopoStage 2
    Distance
    27 km
    Ascent
    22 m
    Descent
    12 m
  3. Pistoia → Pescia — Cammino di San JacopoStage 3
    Distance
    30 km
    Ascent
    91 m
    Descent
    99 m
  4. Pescia → Lucca — Cammino di San JacopoStage 4
    Distance
    26 km
    Ascent
    8 m
    Descent
    24 m
  5. Lucca → Pisa — Cammino di San JacopoStage 5
    Distance
    29 km
    Ascent
    126 m
    Descent
    150 m
  6. Pisa → Livorno — Cammino di San JacopoStage 6
    Distance
    36 km
    Ascent
    10 m
    Descent
    7 m

Points of interest

  • Hotel Palazzo (Livorno)

    19th-century palace in Renaissance Revival style, in Livorno, Italy.

  • Palazzina Zalum

    Palace in eclectic style, in Livorno, Italy.

  • San Jacopo in Acquaviva

    12th-century church in Renaissance Revival style, dedicated to St. James the Elder, in Livorno, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

  • Palazzo Alessandri con casa annessa

    Facade: stone (outer curtain, architectural elements) / brick (upper masonry portion of the building) / painted plaster (surface of the brick masonry); emerging building body: stone (outer curtains…

  • Palazzetto Alessandri

    Facade: painted plaster (cladding)/ stone (architectural elements); other walls: painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

  • Palazzo Altoviti detto dei Visacci

    External perimeter walls: painted plaster (surface cladding)/ stone (architectural elements); other walls: painted plaster (surface finish)

  • [Casa in linea in Borgo degli Albizi, 19, 39r]

    Painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

  • Casa Pazzi

    Facade: stone (outer curtain of the ground floor, architectural elements)/ painted plaster (cladding of the upper elevation); other walls: painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

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