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The autumn colors are always wonderful, even in the countryside.

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the very steep climb is amply repaid by the visit.

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Rest stop along the Via Francigena

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Racing bike

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Quiet and smooth road, nice area and good passage point with not too much difference in altitude

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A village center worth seeing, typical for the area

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village on a hill that blends beautifully into the landscape

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Nice climb, great view.

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Nice view, opportunities to have something to drink or eat.

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Beautiful climb with a fantastic view!👍

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Nice little place in the middle of the olive groves and the vineyards!👍

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A town of about 13,300 inhabitants in the province of Pisa, Santa Maria a Monte has always been a village much contested between the various Tuscan cities, from Florence to Lucca, until it became Pisan territory. Galileo Galilei also resided here for a short period of his life and in the town of Santa Maria a Monte is also located the Tavolaia Astronomical Observatory, active since 1999.

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The Oratorio dei Santi Sebastiano e Rocco is located in San Miniato. This small church, clad in terracotta, was built in 1524 in the area where the Buonaparte family of San Miniato owned a loggia. It was probably erected to ward off the danger of the plague and was originally dedicated to San Sebastiano, the protector against contagion. Later, in 1718, a relic of San Rocco was transferred, which was invoked under the same circumstances. The simple facade of the church has only one portal and one window; the interior has an altar from the 18th century, made of pietra serena.

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Ponte a Cappiano, Tuscany, is a charming place that takes its name from the historic Medici Bridge and Cappiano Hill. This picturesque town is located on the banks of the Usciana Canal, the outlet of the Padule di Fucecchio swamp, and at the foot of the Cerbaie Hills. The bridge of Ponte a Cappiano, which played a crucial role in the Via Francigena, an important medieval pilgrimage route, has a rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages. It was once administered by the Knights Hospitaller of Altopascio and was even studied by the famous artist and scientist Leonardo da Vinci. The current form of the bridge was built in the first half of the 16th century by Cosimo I de' Medici. Today, two inscriptions on the bridge still testify to this historic event.

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Beautiful town that was the birthplace of Leonardo. It is part of the classic Montalbano tour going up towards San Baronto. A classic.

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Beautiful and comfortable climb from Vinci to San Baronto. A classic.

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Beautiful and classic climb. The stretch up to Vitolini is very challenging

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Nice climb. Challenging up to Vitolini.

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The Cappiano bridge is the monumental bridge built substantially in this form in the mid-16th century on the initiative of Grand Duke Cosimo I, as documented by the marble epigraphs affixed to its brick structures. One of the two towers of the Medici bridge perhaps originally belonged to the fortified bridge of Cappiano that Leonardo drew in the famous map of the Arno valley RL 12685 from the Windsor Castle collection. In Leonardo's time, in fact, the Cappiano bridge still maintained the shape it had achieved a few centuries earlier, when the important crossing of the Francigena over the Usciana had been fortified, providing it with a tower. And it is precisely in the late thirteenth-century forms that Leonardo brought the future Medici bridge of Cappiano to paper.

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There is a nice bench at the bridge and in the shade especially for pilgrims. We really enjoyed this break there.

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