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Here you can eat typical Tuscan schiacciata with a view of the vineyards

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Il Corno Castle is located in San Pancrazio, in the municipality of San Casciano in Val di Pesa, in the heart of Tuscany. Built in the 12th century by the Florentine Del Corno family as a defensive garrison between Florence and Siena, the castle was expanded and modified over the centuries. In the 16th century, it passed to the Strozzi family, who consolidated the structure and the surrounding lands, creating a unified core of farms. The building still retains medieval features, such as towers and stone walls, alongside later structures with broad façades and regular openings, typical of Tuscan rural residences. Today, the estate is surrounded by vineyards and olive groves and hosts an agriturismo, offering a combination of history, architecture, and the typical landscape of the Florentine countryside.

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The Polvereto Cypress Tondo is a group of cypress trees near the Church of San Michele in Montespertoli. In the past, cypress trees like this also had religious significance: they were planted as symbols of spiritual protection and marked places of worship along rural roads. They also once served as "bird snares" to attract birds. Today, they remain an interesting little spot to visit, with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

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The Church of San Michele a Polvereto, in the municipality of Montespertoli, is a small jewel of Florentine rural heritage. Founded before the 14th century, its history is inextricably linked to the Lucardesi family, who were its patrons and embellished it with their stone coat of arms, still visible on the façade today. Its gabled architecture and single-nave plan give it a sober and authentic appearance. Inside, the only painting, an altarpiece, is attributed to Rodolfo del Ghirlandaio. The church stands on an isolated hill, in a landscape once rich in conglomerate quarries. Its location, surrounded by woods and vineyards, makes it a visual and spiritual landmark for the local community and a perfect example of how history and architecture can blend harmoniously with the surrounding natural environment.

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A lovely town in Tuscany. Bar Italia is a great place for aperativo, and La Loggetina is a great place for pizza. Some cobbles and a few climbs into the town itself, but worth a visit.

Very nice.

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Very nice here.

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Porta Romana, founded in 1328, is the largest gate in Florence after San Frediano; in ancient times, it allowed people to leave the city in the direction of Siena and Rome

always in operation

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Giotto's Campanile is the bell tower of the church of Santa Maria del Fiore, the cathedral of Florence, located in Piazza del Duomo. Magnificent but very very busy. Do not hesitate to go and get ice creams and refreshments a little further in the quieter alleys.

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The Sugame pass is located at the end of the climb on the provincial road that connects Greve in Chianti with Figline Valdarno.

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The Municipality of Impruneta, in the province of Florence, is one of the "gates" to Chianti. Famous for its terracottas, it also has notable artistic testimonies. The square is beautiful, where, in addition to the Town Hall, there is the Sanctuary of Santa Maria (basilica) which, among other things, houses beautiful glazed terracottas by Luca della Robbia.

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Along the road that from the bridge over the Greve (signs) goes up towards Mercatale in Val di Pesa, there is this beautiful winery in a panoramic position.

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The Certosa di Firenze is a Carthusian monastery dating back to 1341 located on a hill in the Galluzzo area. More information for a visit here: certosadifirenze.it

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The Certosa di Firenze is a Carthusian monastery dating back to 1341 located on a hill in the Galluzzo area. More information for a visit here: https://www.certosadifirenze.it/

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An entrance ticket is required for the church.

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Please keep the area clean.

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Next to it there is a beautiful monumental cemetery

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From San Miniato a Monte you can enjoy a magnificent view of Florence.

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The oldest historical evidence of a church dedicated to San Miniato dates back to 783: a place of worship was in fact already called with the title of "basilica" in a diploma of Charlemagne. The Church is beautiful, a place of particular wonder. The view of Florence is nothing short of spectacular!

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