루피나 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A beautiful 16th-century villa, located on the Poggioreale hill, commonly known locally as Villa Pantellini. The Duke of Tuscany also stayed there, and it changed hands many times. It also belonged to the Vallombrosan Friars, who between the 16th and 17th centuries reclaimed the marshy Rufina plain, building bastions on the banks of the Sieve River, only partially visible today.

The Tuscan town of Consuma was born along an ancient road that connected the Casentino with Florence and Valdarno, precisely at a height of 1050 meters above sea level. ... The name of Consuma probably derives from the Consumi family, originally from Ferrara, expelled from that city for political reasons. The small church of Consuma was built in 1932 based on a design by the architect Father Franci, over an old chapel that dated back to 1500. This church has a modern Romanesque style, with three naves, with two rows of columns. (Source: https://www.prolocopelago.it/art2/territorio/consuma.asp)

The Church of Consuma, dedicated to San Domenico, commissioned by Don Oreste Veneri and designed by the architect Father Raffaello Franci, was consecrated by Mons. Settimio Peroni on October 1, 1932. The large fresco in the apse, created in 1994, is the work of the painter Luciano Guarnieri. The restoration of the bell tower and the façade, made urgent by the fall of some stones on the road, was possible thanks to the contribution ... of the diocese of Fiesole, and the offerings of numerous and generous benefactors. (Source: https://www.parrocchiaconsuma.org/chiesa )

quiet village in casentino

nice walk with some altitude meters

I had a great time there. The room in the back is really nice, silence and cool. The host cooked a great meal and had a lot of tips for the pelgrimmage.

old bridge over the Sieve river

Very nice hostel with the extremely friendly host Luca. We sat at the Boller stove in the kitchen, got delicious food from our own garden and the wine was not to be scoffed at either.