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Route with beautiful views of the coast, there is a main road section of about 7 km without a cycle path where you have to be a bit careful with the bike.

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Beautiful views and white roads in the Tuscan countryside overlooking Lake Santa Luce, a natural oasis.

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An oasis of peace surrounded by unspoiled nature. Perfect for walking, cycling and bird watching.

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The Lipu Oasis of Santa Luce, covering approximately 105 hectares of woods and Mediterranean scrub around Lake Santa Luce, is an important wetland and resting place for numerous aquatic birds, perfect for birdwatching. This nature reserve is located in the Pisan hills and consists of an artificial lake, originally created in the 1960s as a fire-fighting reservoir by Solvay Italia.

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Whichever of the reports you prefer to trust, you will be fine if you don't swim there every day.

A country with such a characteristic history, an animated nativity scene that can be visited from 24 December to 28 February: from 9.00 to 20.00. March, July and August: Saturday and Sunday 10.00 to 22.00. The climb to reach the village is beautiful.

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Of course, the introduction of toxic substances did not occur all at once, but rather over decades. There are enough reports about it on the Internet or in the press. Simply type “Solvay Italy” into Google

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The much-famous "Spiagge Bianche" (White Beaches) to the north and south of the river Fine between the towns of Rosignano Solvay and Vada (province of Livorno) are well known and frequented by Italian and foreign tourists for a characteristic that makes them similar to other famous beaches in Italy such as the one. of Stintino in Sardinia or even to the beaches of the Maldives or the Caribbean: a fine, almost blinding white sand and a crystalline sea of ​​an iridescent color from emerald green to cobalt blue. The fact is that all this is not the work of Mother Nature, but of man: it is the consequence of the discharges into the sea of ​​the nearby Solvay industrial plant, which would contain poisons of all kinds, from arsenic, to mercury, to ammonia. , cadmium ... In 1999, UNEP (the United Nations environmental control program) classified this area as one of the most polluted in Italy. Solvay, on the other hand, denies any wrongdoing, arguing that the situation has greatly improved in recent years and that bathing is completely safe. ARPAT (Tuscany Regional Agency for Environmental Protection), comparing the data provided by Solvay itself with those detected by ARPAT and ministerial controls, has indeed noticed some discrepancies, but has substantially confirmed that safety limits have not been exceeded.