Climb that starts from La Lisca (a place so renamed due to the presence of a fishbone belonging to a prehistoric Pliocene whale fixed under the roof of a house) and reaches the Villa di Bellosguardo, formerly owned by the tenor Enrico Caruso.
The climb is not hard and the maximum slopes are around 10%. The first section, however, is quite technical due to a stony ground mostly made up of rubble.
Pay attention to the gate on the right immediately at the start of the hill (it's probably a garage gate). It is always open and an unfriendly dog may not like your passage.

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Distance 3.43 km

Uphill 160 m

Downhill 0 m

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Location: Lastra A Signa, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

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