テッリッチョーラのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ツアーを中止しなければなりませんでした。大きな牧羊犬4匹が放し飼いで、唸ったり吠えたりしながら私たちを追い払い、数百メートルにわたって私たちに付き添いました。どこにも飼い主は見当たりませんでした。

The amphitheater of Peccioli is a scenic sight among the Tuscan hills and the presence of the enormous human "half bust"...

Inaugurated in 2007, the Peccioli amphitheater is inspired by ancient Greek theaters, with tuff slabs anchored to the ground without cement. Making it even more spectacular is one of the imposing "Presenze", monumental human figures that seem to watch over the landscape. From here begins the road to the Serre countryside, immersed in a timeless atmosphere.

Interesting village with lots of art and culture

The gaze of Peccioli where dozens of eyes hanging on the wall under the main facade of the Pieve di San Verano look towards the West and, for the artist, towards the future. Undoubtedly the installation has an immediate impact and is certainly the most appreciated by the inhabitants of Peccioli, being its protagonists.

Very suggestive panorama on the Pisan hills, from here you can also see the wind turbines of Monte Vaso

Small village in the municipality of Terricciola, famous for being the place where Pier Capponi was killed in 1496, who was committed to leading the army of Florence in taming the outbreaks of revolt fueled by the Pisans after the French troops left Tuscany. From the street dedicated to the Florentine leader and politician you can admire one of the bell towers designed in the second half of the 19th century by the Pontederese architect Luigi Bellincioni.

This little paved square offers fantastic views of the surrounding Tuscan countryside. Well worth a stop and a selfie.