푸체키오 최고의 사이클링 경로

프란치제나의 경유지인 푸체키오의 높은 곳이자 역사적인 곳으로, 병원 맞은편 바에서 크레덴치알레에 도장을 찍을 수 있습니다.

Rest stop along the Via Francigena

From Montelupo you can see Capraia, Christ makes couples and then pairs them up! This Tuscan saying highlights the two villages overlooking the Arno, Montelupo and Capraia Fiorentina.

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Racing bike

A village center worth seeing, typical for the area

San Miniato, city of good cuisine and the white truffle, looks out from a hill onto the plain through which the Arno flows. Its monumental palaces prove its nobility, but all its charm lies in two esplanades formed by the unexpected Prato del Duomo and the square in front of the castle of Emperor Frederick II. The name San Miniato used to be followed by 'al Tedesco' (from the German., because the city was the Tuscan residence of the German emperors from the 10th century.

The Poggio Salamartano viewpoint in Fucecchio is a historical and panoramic point of interest. It is located on a hill where the castle of Salamarzana once stood, which belonged to the Cadolingi counts. This point offers a splendid view of the Tuscan landscapes, ranging from the plain of the lower Valdarno to the hills of Cerbaie, and from Monte Serra to the Apuan Alps. One of the main attractions in Fucecchio is the Collegiata di San Giovanni Battista, an 11th-century church rebuilt in the 18th century in neoclassical style. Another notable place is the Abbey of San Salvatore, founded in 1001, which houses a painting by Jacopo Chimenti.