テッラヌオーヴァブラッチョリーニのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

徒歩で簡単にアクセスできる印象的な場所です。硫黄の臭いは源泉の近くでのみ強くなりますが、周囲には広がりません。

トスカーナ地方の風景にひっそりと佇む宝石。この修道院は保存状態が良く、外観は地味ですが、内部には中世後期と初期ルネサンスの間のイメージが溢れています。

Castelfranco di Sopraは、アレッツォ県にある魅力的な中世の村で、「イタリアの最も美しい村々」のメンバーです。間違いなく訪れる価値があります！

Le Balze del Valdarnoは、砂、粘土、砂利の高い壁が特徴的な印象的な自然の景観で、古代の鮮新世の湖が干上がった後に形成されました。カステルフランコ・ディ・ソプラ近郊の環状ルートであるSentiero dell'acqua zolfinaは、下からそれらを見るのに理想的です。

From here, the view sweeps down over the spectacular Balze del Valdarno, spires of clay and sand sculpted by time after an ancient prehistoric lake dried up. Their striking shapes create a unique landscape, contrasting with the surrounding vineyards and green hills. A panorama so evocative that it inspired Leonardo da Vinci, who depicted these forms in the background of works such as the Mona Lisa and the Madonna of the Yarnwinder.

Castelfranco di Sopra is one of Florence's fascinating "new lands," with its historic center still designed according to the typical medieval layout of orthogonal streets and a central square. From here, splendid views open up over the famous Balze del Valdarno, landscapes that even captivated Leonardo da Vinci. Walking through the village, you'll encounter unexpected treasures: the Palazzo Comunale with its 14th-century fresco of the Madonna del Latte, the Church of San Filippo Neri with works from the school of Andrea del Sarto, and, a little further on, the evocative Torre d'Arnolfo, a 14th-century medieval gate with the Florentine lily carved in stone. A village rich in history, art, and surprising views.

Piantravigne is a small medieval village overlooking the spectacular Balze del Valdarno, clay gullies created by the retreat of an ancient lake. The landscape here is striking, almost lunar, and makes this place truly unique. A Pazzi castle once stood here, destroyed in 1302 after a siege during the battles between the Whites and the Blacks. This episode is also recalled by Dante in the Inferno (Canto XXXII).

Path impassable! We dared to make a path ourselves, whereby one of us was badly injured.