ペラゴのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ここは、歓迎されていると感じられる場所です。ハイカー/巡礼者が必要とするものはすべて揃っています。大変なハイキング（1000m以上の高低差）の後、ここはリラックスして他の巡礼者と交流できる場所です。 Elenaさんと彼女の温かい人柄は、この宿泊施設の守り神です。 ありがとうございます

An ancient late medieval manor house that long belonged to the Guidi Counts. Mentioned and documented as early as the 11th century. It then passed to other owners, such as the Abbey of San Fedele, which later ceded it to the Cerchi family. From them, following internal struggles for control of Florence, the property passed to the Albizzi family, their allies, who in the 13th/14th centuries transformed and enriched it into a splendid fortified country residence, a gathering place for many artists and writers. In the second half of the 19th century, following the death of the bachelor Vittorio Albizzi, the property passed to his sister Leonia, wife of the Marquis Angelo Frescobaldi. Their family still owns it today. The current appearance of the ancient manor house is different from its original structure, as, following the explosion of German mines, the imposing main tower that overlooked the keep collapsed, destroying a large part of the Castle Church, dedicated to San Niccolò, which was located beneath the walls. The church was later renovated; but the tower was never rebuilt.

Beautiful forest road in the beech forests of Consuma

Striking small village surrounded by small valleys. Idyllic ascent.

A dive into the past

Beautiful easy hike. Tuscany as it should be

Beautiful panoramic point with ample parking and Bar/Chalet

The Church of Consuma, dedicated to San Domenico, commissioned by Don Oreste Veneri and designed by the architect Father Raffaello Franci, was consecrated by Mons. Settimio Peroni on October 1, 1932. The large fresco in the apse, created in 1994, is the work of the painter Luciano Guarnieri. The restoration of the bell tower and the façade, made urgent by the fall of some stones on the road, was possible thanks to the contribution ... of the diocese of Fiesole, and the offerings of numerous and generous benefactors. (Source: https://www.parrocchiaconsuma.org/chiesa )