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Photo #5 is taken from the MTA website (Tuscan Museums for Alzheimer's)

Rosignano Castle sits atop the hill overlooking the town center. Its origins are ancient: it was first an Etruscan fortress, then a Roman castrum, and finally a medieval fortress, important for its position, which allowed it to control both the hills behind it and the sea. It was also the residence of the Medici family, who strengthened its fortifications with two towers. The castle was not only a fortress, but also encompassed several other buildings: a church, a building of the Archbishopric of Pisa, the seat of the municipal authorities, homes and shops, and noble palaces belonging to the Vestrini, Marini, and Bombardieri families. The latter currently houses the Rosignano Archaeological Museum; Opened in 1996 and spread over three floors, it houses architectural elements and furnishings from Roman villas, underwater finds from Roman shipwrecks along the coast, and various funerary objects discovered in the Etruscan necropolises of Castiglioncello and Vada. Particularly interesting is the reconstruction of a Roman-era domus, complete with furnishings and everyday objects. The museum has an educational approach, accessible each year to thousands of teachers and students of all ages, thanks to guides, multimedia, models, panels, and captions. From Piazzale Vestrini, especially at sunset and on clear days, you can enjoy a magnificent view of Rosignano Marittimo, the coast, and the islands. Ample parking is available in the area adjacent to the tower. Closed on Mondays, open Tuesday through Sunday (9:00-13:00 in the winter and 17:00-20:00 in the summer). Tel. 0586 724288 Email: palazzobombardieri@comune.rosignano.livorno.it Tickets: * €5.00 adults; * €3.00 reduced (students, families, groups of more than 9 people); * free for children (under 10), seniors (over 65), and disabled visitors

Built in the 12th century, the Church of San Giovanni Battista is a perfect example of Tuscan Romanesque architecture. Located in the heart of the medieval village, it offers a panoramic view of the coast and the surrounding hills. An excellent stop for those seeking historical and natural beauty.

A beautiful view that includes nature, cities and the Rosignano Solvay factory

Panoramic viewpoint on the seafront of the famous town of Castiglioncello

Great view of the sea

Great view of the sea

The palace is also linked to the name of Federico Caprilli (1868-1907) from Livorno, a cavalry officer who developed the "Natural Equitation System", a method that obtained the best results in horse riding by leading the rider to follow the horse's movements rather than rigidly imposing them. Caprilli's system was so successful that it soon became the official standard still in use in equestrian sports. However, it did not prevent Federico Caprilli from dying at a young age due to a trivial fall from a horse. A plaque on the palace of the same name commemorates Caprilli and the technique he invented, while the city's hippodrome is dedicated to Caprilli.