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The square dedicated to Giuseppe Giusti It is located in the central part of town, where the valley begins between two small hills: the Rocca di Castel Vecchio (with the Church of San Pietro Apostolo) and the opposing Rocca di Castel Nuovo (with the Church of the Carmine and the Clock Tower). The square, a very evocative spot, is home to the War Memorial at its highest point. Considered the town's meeting place due to its location, it is characterized by the presence of numerous businesses, such as traditional bars and restaurants, gift shops and other shops, a hotel, and other nearby bed and breakfasts.

Franco Ballerini (Florence, December 11, 1964 – Pistoia, February 7, 2010) was an Italian road cyclist and sports manager. A car enthusiast, on February 7, 2010 he died following an accident during the Rally Ronde di Larciano, while he was co-driving the Tuscan driver Alessandro Ciardi. The car in which the two were traveling, a Renault New Clio Sport R3, crashed violently into a wall in Case al Vento - via S.Baronto in the municipality of Serravalle Pistoiese.

Casalguidi is an ancient village located in the municipality of Serravalle P.se. The parish church is dedicated to St. Peter the Apostle and dates back to the 12th century.

Indeed, take care. Going uphill next to the cars on this busy road is not so much fun. Some segments are steep, but doable.

Some parts are sound-protected. With a bridge over the highway. The short bit to the bridge is fairly steep (12 %-ish).

The road is narrow. Be very careful on the curves.

The Padule di Fucecchio massacre was a war crime committed by a unit of the German 26th Armored Division, under the command of General Peter Eduard Crasemann, on August 23, 1944. 174 civilians (men, women, and children) lost their lives in the massacre, which took place in the vast flat area between the provinces of Pistoia and Florence, known as the Padule di Fucecchio.

13th century abbey that preserves the remains of the Frankish monk to whom the church is dedicated. The original building was unfortunately destroyed on the morning of August 16, 1944 during the Second World War. Inside there is a wonderful crypt, supported by a forest of columns with pre-Romanesque capitals dating back to the 9th century, inside which there is the white and green marble tomb in which, according to tradition, Saints Baronto and Desiderio are buried; on the walls there are remains of frescoes.