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If you find the rooster you also find Cecchini's sandwich 😍💪

A castle that's perhaps a little less well-known, but no less important. It's worth a visit inside; it's a magical place if combined with a good guided tour. We found ourselves at the door, and by chance, a lady who loved her job guided us with stories and anecdotes, transporting us back to a time long gone. Thank you 👏👏

Beautiful Tuscan Castle town with nice restuarants and shops. On a high ridge, with great views of the valley below

Near Poggio Auzzo, not far from Castellina in Chianti, a beautiful panoramic road remains on the coast and, between a series of ups and downs and a series of fun curves, allows you to enjoy splendid views of the Chianti countryside.

A special place with many hidden corners. There is also no shortage of restaurants.

Great views. A few really steep ramps. Asphalt the whole way.

The Roccaforte di Staggia Senese, also known as Castello di Staggia, is an impressive medieval fortress located in the municipality of Poggibonsi, in the province of Siena. The fortress dates back to the 10th century and has a rich history of conflict between the cities of Florence and Siena. The castle was expanded and fortified in the 14th century by the Franzesi family, and later by the Florentines, with the help of the famous architect Filippo Brunelleschi. The walls of the fortress are still largely intact and offer a fascinating insight into medieval military architecture. Today, the Rocca di Staggia is a popular tourist destination, where visitors can enjoy guided tours and events in a historical setting.

The Cicloponte sul fiume Elsa is the start or end point of the Sentierelsa, a hiking trail that runs along the Elsa river in Colle di Val d'Elsa, but is only accessible via stairs. The path is about 4 km long and starts at the “Steccaia” and the “Callone Reale”, two hydraulic works that since the 11th century divert the water of the river to the “gore”, artificial canals that carry water to the cities. These canals have provided energy for mills, paper mills, iron foundries and other craft and industrial activities for centuries.