로지냐노 마리티모 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

바다에 도착하기 위한 녹지 속의 짧고 조용한 자전거 도로

Endless scree; caution is advised.

Stunning 360° panorama worth the effort to get there.

View from Poggio Pelato

Descent from Poggio Pelato along a slightly technical but very beautiful single track

Castiglioncello Public Park

tolle Baumallee

In Rosignano, in the 19th century, the wealthy Berti-Mantellassi family owned factories, buildings (including two villas and an oratory) and large plots of land (from Pungenti to Caletta, up to the Fine river). When, from 1913 onwards, the first plants of the Solvay factory were built, some land was sold by the Berti Mantellassi family. They also owned the entire coastal strip (from Scoglietto to the current Bagni Trieste) where there was a high sand dune up to 30 metres high that was gradually sold to carters for the construction of what would later be called Rosignano Solvay. Nothing remained of the enormous dune, except the name of a promenade and a square, Monte alla Rena, precisely. Another testimony comes from the paintings of the Macchiaioli who in their paintings have handed down the image of how that coastal landscape must have looked before the Second World War. The villa in the Crepatura area, called the "Villone" to distinguish it from another of their properties located inside the Caletta park (and currently demolished to make way for a large condominium) is immersed in a holm oak forest bordered to the north by the Botro Crepatura, to the east by the Aurelia, to the south and west by the road that divides it from the Coop and the baths respectively. It was built around 1850 and is a beautiful quadrangular building with two floors above the ground, with a large terrace on the side facing the sea; here there is also an entrance, while the main one, with the tree-lined avenue, can be identified on the Aurelia by means of a large wrought iron gate that on the top bears the intertwined digraph B and M, symbol of the double name of the family. Today, following restoration, the villa has been divided into various apartments, some of which are still inhabited by members of the family.