アルチペラゴトスカーノ国立公園周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Ivan Lucini's tip is completely wrong, Marciano Marina is down by the sea, and some of the photos are also wrong.

Stairs, stairs, stairs... a very beautiful mountain village, in an equally beautiful setting with interesting architecture and great views of the mountains and coast.

Marciana, whose origins date back to 35 BC, is located on a hill 375 metres above sea level and is one of the oldest towns, rich in historical and archaeological evidence. Under the rule of the Appiani, who chose the place as their residence, it experienced a great boom, starting with the construction of the most protected fortress on the island, which was to serve as a defence for the foundry and mint. The whole town still preserves its ancient medieval character, from the access gates to the narrow, stair-lined streets, decorated with flowers and plants grown by the inhabitants. Source: infoelba.net

Marciana and view of the north coast of the island

Mount Capanne, with its 1,019 meters above sea level, is the highest peak on the island of Elba. It can be reached with the characteristic basket route from Marciana, or on foot via paths 101 and 105 from Marciana or Poggio. The walking path includes passages on supported rock protected by metal cables, so it is good to have a minimum level of familiarity with the environment.

Mount Capanne is the highest mountain on the island of Elba and in the entire province of Livorno. Located in the western part of the island, it reaches a height of 1,019 meters above sea level. This beautiful mountain offers not only a magnificent view of the island from its summit, which on clear days reaches as far as Corsica and Sardinia, but also walks through different vegetation zones. From a technical point of view, running here presents no problems. The only two obstacles may be fatigue due to the inclination and crowding. However, the views all along the route are more than worth the effort.

Marciana is at the foot of the Monte Capanne massif. A small, tranquil village that is recommended to hike through. Small alleys, beautiful views and one or the other delicacy (including jam) can be found here.

The Vallone mine is a beautiful abandoned open-air mine. The rusty cars give the landscape a post-industrial type atmosphere with a particular charm.