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Beautiful, I often go there with my daughter. Anyone who comes to Pisa must absolutely visit it.

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Very nice view all the way to Pisa and the sea.

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Relatively low peak with a nice view! Warning: the climb from San Lorenzo to Vaccoli is very rewarding and fun if you consider the altitude at which you move. If you want something more challenging you can climb from S. Maria del Giudice and choose the path on the right at the fork marked with 2 blue sections that climbs with short rocky sections and loose rocks. There are some easy climbing sections and if you want you can add others if you move away from the path for a moment. Obviously be careful if you intend to climb up, it is necessary to check what you take in your hands because not everything you touch is good, there are flakes and rocks "only supported".

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I recommend using poles, and not doing it downhill shortly after the rain like I did (risking my ankle going off)

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Dirt road suitable for everyone if you come from Rocca della Verruca to reach it you need to climb the Lombardona, a very challenging climb.

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Wonderful places and views to enjoy in complete tranquility.

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Also known as Certosa della Val Graziosa, this former monastery of the Carthusian Order is located in the municipality of Calci, in the province of Pisa. In Baroque style, the building currently houses the Natural History Museum of the University of Pisa and contains some important works such as a "Nativity" by Giuseppe Bottani, the only testimony of the Company of the Virgin Mary of New Venice that has survived to this day.

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Ascent from Calci with a view of the Pisan plain; descent into the greenery of S.Andrea di Compito (village of Camellias) and return from the Lucca plain. On the last stretch there is a lot of traffic on weekdays, much less on holidays.

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The Certosa is a place dear to all Pisans, located in the middle of Val Graziosa, so called for its amenity in ancient times. One part hosts the natural history museum managed by the university, while the rest of the convent structure is managed by the ministry (the state) and can be visited upon request (the custodians are very knowledgeable and kind, especially the boy with the long monk's beard).

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Although of modest altitude this "hill" offers a very beautiful 360 view, furthermore climbing from San Vincenzo to Vaccoli gives the impression of being on a real mountain because the path, which can only be followed with 2 legs, no wheels, is very rocky !

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The ancient settlement is located in the Lucca area, but near the border with the province of Pisa, near the Passo di Croce where the old communication route between Pisa and Lucca passed and can be reached on foot from the pass itself. Some authors identify the area as the Hermitage of San Giuliano di Spelonca, others as S. Giorgio. The hermitage was founded in 1190 by the black hermits (by the priests magister Johannes de Petris, later called Honestus, and Dulcis). The founders were not hermits in the classical sense who chose solitude and meditation (eremos = alone), but groups of monks who decided to live together like the apostles, in poverty, in rather isolated places, even in contrast with the ecclesiastical institutions. They also dedicated themselves to the religious assistance of the population who lived in these places and who had difficulty reaching the churches. There were many hermit settlements in Tuscany and especially on the Monti Pisani, which some identify with the Mons heremita, which also appears in a fresco in the Camposanto monumentale of Pisa and in another in the church of S. Agostino in S. Gimignano. The many legends that exist regarding the presence of hermits on the Monti Pisani at the beginning of the Christian era and in the early Middle Ages are not, to this day, supported by documentary or archaeological evidence. The most evident construction currently is represented by a small single-hall church, from a later period than the foundation; the facade and the barrel vault are from 1800, but the structures, which also show a later extension that could have eliminated a previous apse, are of medieval origin. An uncommon case, there are interesting structures in its vicinity dug directly into the rock including a cistern with a quadrangular mouth, dug partly into the rock and partly into the cave room by means of a retaining wall, on which there are also stone supports and notches in the rock (probable support of wooden structures), a staircase with holes for a gate or door and a circular basin surrounded by channels, post holes and joints; furthermore, base rooms for probable structures of the hermitage are visible. Similar structures also seem to be present on the right side beyond the opening of the cave. From Comunedipisa.it

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The Sasso della Dolorosa (682 m a.s.l.) is a peak belonging to the small mountain range of the Monti Pisani; from its top start the watershed lines that form the borders between the valleys of Vicopisano, Buti and Calci. It is particularly known for the fact that the Florentines, engaged in the war against Pisa, built a triangular-plan fort in 1496, with the dual purpose of isolating the Verruca fortress and better controlling the situation in the three surrounding valleys, the position strategic position of the top, in fact, being on the intersection point of the already mentioned watershed lines, it allowed a great freedom of action. However, this outpost was most likely built hastily, as only a small amount of debris has survived to this day. (cited on Wikipedia)

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Branch of the University of Pisa. 8€ entry

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Mount Moriglion di Penna, while only reaching a maximum height of 542 meters, offers a breathtaking view that extends from the Tyrrhenian coast to the peaks of the northern Apennines. On days when the sky is clearer, from its top you can see some islands of the Tyrrhenian Sea to the south such as Capraia, Gorgona and Corsica. While looking north you can see the peaks of the Apuan Alps and the Apennines, which in winter are covered with snow. The Moriglion di Penna overlooks the villages of Santa Maria del Giudice and San Lorenzo a Vaccoli, small villages that developed especially in the Lombard period (6th-7th century).

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Monte Cascetto is a kind of forerunner of Monte Serra and the Telecom antennas are installed there. From here you can enjoy a wonderful view over the Pisan plain with the sea in the distance

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The ascent of Serra da Pieve di Compito is about 10.5 km at 7.5%, but up to 8 km it holds an average of 8.2%, excellent training ground

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The lookout point is a few meters below the road on a rock slab

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It is the peak from which the watershed lines that form the boundaries between the Vicopisano, Buti and Calci valleys start. It is famous for the fact that the Florentines, engaged in the war against Pisa, in 1496 built a fort with a triangular plan, with the dual purpose of isolating the Verruca fortress and to better control the situation in the three surrounding valleys, the strategic position in fact, being on the point of intersection of the aforementioned watershed lines, it allowed great freedom of action.

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Passable in both directions. You walk both on earth and on concrete. High slope

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The Sasso della Dolorosa is a peak belonging to the small mountain range of the Pisan Mountains; the dividing lines that form the boundaries between the valleys of Vicopisano, Buti and Calci start from its top. It is easily reachable by going up the road that leads to the top of Monte Serra and following a path that starts from the I Cristalli restaurant, or going up the Lombarona path from la Verruca

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