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The Basilica of Santa Margherita is located in the highest part of Cortona and is dedicated to the city's patron saint. Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, it houses the relics of Saint Margherita and is an important place of worship, as well as a significant example of Tuscan Gothic architecture. From the basilica and the nearby lookouts, you can enjoy a splendid view of Cortona and the Val di Chiana.

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beautiful and easy tour, even gravel easily. But avoid periods with tall grass...

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pilgrim's ring

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Bella

Beautiful trail but be careful if you see a flock because there are Maremma shepherds that sometimes chase you.

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Tour Rourda do. Not very challenging The pine forest road place to see

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To get there there is a nice climb but it is worth it

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beautiful route, shame about the lack of shade, which goes from Arezzo to Orvieto completely immersed in the fields

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The Basilica of Saint Margherita is dedicated to the patron saint of Cortona. She lived in the 13th century and was an Italian nun who belonged to the Franciscan order and dedicated her life to works of charity as well as prayer. In 1728 she was canonized because of her mystical visions. The sacred building was built just a few years after Margherita's death in 1297. From around 1330 the church housed the body of Santa Margherita, which is still laid out there today.

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The "Le Celle" hermitage is a Franciscan hermitage and is located very close to the Tuscan town of Cortona in the province of Arezzo. This monastery was founded in 1211 - by none other than Francis of Assisi (1181 or 1182 to October 3, 1226). It was here that Francis built his "Cella"; you can still visit this monastery cell and the oratory of his first companions today. In the year of his death, 1226, he is said to have dictated one of his most valuable writings, his "Testament", in which Francis, who was already blind and very weak, summarized his entire spiritual experience.

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The Celle hermitage of Cortona is a monastic complex immersed in the tranquility of the Tuscan countryside. It includes a church, monastic cells carved into the rock, a cloister and a vegetable garden. Its simple and austere architecture reflects the Franciscan style, promoting contemplation and prayer based on the motto "Ora et labora", meaning pray and work. The natural beauty of the surroundings contributes to its mystical and spiritual atmosphere.

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Place with spectacular views of Arezzo and the Val di Chiana

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Beautiful small church located on the slope that leads to Poti. Crossroads of several paths and trails

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Suitable for gravel and mountain bikes, this is the best itinerary for moving south.

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This beautiful ride is ideal for those who love enduro/all mountain, but also for e-bikers as long as they are familiar with challenging descents. leaves and arrives in Rigutino. The climbs are made on paved road at least for the most part except for the last part to get to the summit of the mountain where a truly "hard" last km awaits you, but the panorama that awaits you pays off the climb. In the loop there are three beautiful descents with different characteristics, in total there are about 10km of descent! The Lignano trails are controlled and maintained, but "wild". So don't expect brushed and polished trails. Along the way you will find water and refreshments, such as the Rigutinelli restaurant/bar or the famous Gragnone box office.

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Gravel cycle and pedestrian path that leads from the natural reserve of Lake Montepulciano to an ancient ruined tower

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Very nice basilica and there are sanitary facilities

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The church is well worth seeing. You can also find a toilet and a place where you can buy coffee.

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There are countless itineraries that branch off from Alpe di Poti. For those who frequented the trails of Arezzo it is a fundamental stretch to know

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Take a look inside the church but don't forget to enjoy the view.

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