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Full speed ahead!!! Push the pedals while you immerse yourself in the thrill!

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Camping with nice facilities. The pitches for tents are a bit rough but quite nice between some trees.

I discovered this village thanks to the Tuscany Trail, which at first glance seems like an ordinary village once you reach the main square, but then you discover that there is a higher part with a terrifying climb, but once at the top you will forget all the effort

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majestic, fascinating, unique! go and visit it, its historic center will captivate you

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early in the morning when the air at the beginning of March is still nice and crisp, pedalling on these paths fills you with stimuli and approaches you in the right way to the new day

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as a morning start to the tour it is ideal

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the cycle path is on compact dirt road, very smooth and runs largely alongside the Elsa river

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BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE VALLEY

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Sir…back to the past! Like knights on the horse of steel, carbon or aluminum along the path that leads to the fort (the city of San Gimignano).

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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One of the many views of San Gimignano

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Like many old towns in Italy, Colle di Val d'Elsa has a lower town on the plain along the Elsa River and an upper town on the hill, surrounded by a 16th-century wall. A monumental fortified gate provides access to the old city. Glass has been produced in Colle di Val d'Elsa since the Middle Ages and today 95% of Italy's crystal comes from here.

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The Palazzo Campana is one of the most atmospheric places in Colle di Val d'Elsa. Built between 1539 and 1550, the palace is an example of Tuscan Mannerist architecture from the 16th century. The palace is named after Francesco Campana, a politician from Colle who moved to Florence and became a counselor to the Medici. At the height of his career, he wanted to have this building built in the city where he was born. The facade of the two-storey building faces west and is characterized by a grand Renaissance ashlar arch in the main street of the historic center (via del Castello).

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The Porta Nuova in Colle di Val d'Elsa is a historical monument that served as the gateway to the medieval part of the city. Founded as a Medicean fortress in 1479, it is characterized by a short stretch of wall enclosed by two mighty round towers, typical of Renaissance military architecture.

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The “Pista Ciclo Pedonale Colle - Poggibonsi” is a cycling and walking path that connects the towns of Colle di Val d'Elsa and Poggibonsi in the Tuscany region. The trail is approximately 6.3 kilometers long and was opened in 2011. It follows the route of an old railway line that was decommissioned in 1987. The path offers beautiful views of the Tuscan landscape and is almost completely surrounded by greenery.

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The “Pista Ciclo Pedonale Colle - Poggibonsi” is a cycling and walking path that connects the towns of Colle di Val d'Elsa and Poggibonsi in the Tuscany region. The trail is approximately 6.3 kilometers long and was opened in 2011. It follows the route of an old railway line that was decommissioned in 1987. The path offers beautiful views of the Tuscan landscape and is almost completely surrounded by greenery.

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De echte "white roads"

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The Strade Bianche, literally translated as “white roads”, is an iconic feature of the picturesque Tuscan landscapes. These unpaved roads, covered with a layer of white gravel, wind through the rolling hills and vineyards of the region. They have become world famous for the annual Strade Bianche cycling race and the historic L'Eroica bicycle tour. Cyclists from all over the world come to Tuscany to take on the challenge of these roads and enjoy the breathtaking views.

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Here we ride on the famous white gravel of Tuscany

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In the Elsa Valley, the fifteen feudal towers of San Gimignano beckon to the sky as if to a loved one. From the Porta San Giovanni to the Piazza della Cisterna, walkers wonder if they have been taken back to the Middle Ages in a time machine. Imagine the great stone structures, where there once stood 72, adorned with banners of three fabrics, painted with saffron as they could only do here! San Gemignano, a bit of a victim of its own success, is always teeming with tourists, but the magic remains nevertheless.

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