Il Cammino di Dante is a cultural walking route connecting Ravenna and Florence through the historic landscapes of Romagna and Tuscany. Inspired by the medieval roads associated with Dante Alighieri’s exile and the places referenced in his Divine Comedy, the circular itinerary covers about 400 kilometres across 20 stages. Walkers can travel in either direction, exploring the Casentino, river valleys, historic villages, castles, forests, and other sites linked to the poet and his world.

The route is designed to combine trekking with literary, artistic, historical, and spiritual discovery, while limiting travel on paved roads where possible. The organization provides practical information for planning the journey, including route and stage details, registration, a pilgrim credential and map guide, frequently asked questions, and updates through its bulletin. Its website also features photographs and information about events.

Accommodation options are limited, so advance booking is recommended, especially during July and August. Il Cammino di Dante presents the journey as an accessible, low-cost experience grounded in local hospitality and the cultural heritage of the regions it crosses