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Picture-book Tuscany

The Pisan Hills, especially in the Pentagon Crespina-Cevoli, Terricciola-Rivalto, Castellina-Santa Luce, Orciano-Fauglia are a magnificent paradise for the eyes (and a small Hell for the legs)

Palaia is an ancient agricultural center of Etruscan origins, known for its historic churches and agricultural traditions. Some notable landmarks are the parish church of San Martino and the church of Sant'Andrea. Surrounding areas such as Montefoscoli and San Gervasio are home to museums displaying vintage agricultural tools and tractors. Palaia is a starting point for scenic excursions to picturesque villages such as Colleoli, Villa Saletta and Toiano. Palaia is also known for the white truffle harvest.

Forcoli is a fraction of the Italian municipality of Palaia, in the province of Pisa, whose name derives from the old "Forcole" in turn derived from Castrum Forcolae. A stop in this place from times gone by is a must.

The Madonnina dei Ciclisti is one of the symbolic places for those who cycle. It is located in Capannoli in Valdera, along the road that leads uphill from this location to Santo Pietro Belvedere, a town that for many years hosted the "Cycling Festival" for various categories on August 15th. Stopping for a few moments here is restful: bicycle lovers from many places leave some objects related to the world of pedalling.

Small fraction of the municipality of Palaia. Like many villages in the area, it is located on top of a hill.

Palaia is an Italian town of 4,511 inhabitants in the province of Pisa in Tuscany. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palaia