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The perimeter walls are still partially visible, especially in the southern section, where an arched gate surmounted by three rounded stones stands. At the highest point of the hill stands the imposing stone keep, which extends around a courtyard. Within the walls is the church of Santa Maria Assunta, dating back to the 13th century but completely renovated in the late 19th century. It has a distinctive urban layout, dominated by an imposing stone keep arranged around a courtyard accessed through two round-arched gates, defended by a large tower with a massive base.

Every August 14th the Palio dei Ciuchi takes place, a very heartfelt folkloristic event where the five districts (Corso, Ventosa, Torre, Tramonto and Nobili) compete for a banner painted by local artists. During the same month, "Medioevo nel Borgo" is also organized, a suggestive medieval festival known throughout Tuscany with jugglers, musicians, acrobats and stalls with artisanal products, for a leap into the past.

Roccatederighi stands on a spur of Mount Sassoforte, from which you can enjoy a wide and splendid panorama of the Maremma. The town still retains its medieval charm intact, in addition to the suggestive arched entrance gate and some tower houses. But the peculiarity of this village is given by the close link it has with the rock on which it rests, trachyte, a volcanic rock that has been exploited to build houses and other buildings, dig alleys and squares, and of which boulders and outcrops can be seen in various parts of the center. you can also find the remains of the ancient fortress and some sections of the original walls, dating back to the fourteenth century. In the upper part stands the tower, rebuilt in 1910 with a large clock that marks the time of this corner of Tuscany.

beautiful hamlet of Roccastrada

Monteguidi is the classic Tuscan village that you expect to find perched on a hill, immersed in a postcard landscape. As you climb, the panorama opens up in all its beauty, with the village standing out like the perfect protagonist of a Tuscan painting.

Located in the heart of Pomarance, Ganesh 0588 is a pizzeria and bar that offers a welcoming atmosphere and cuisine that celebrates local flavors. The pizzeria offers a variety of Neapolitan pizzas prepared with dough made with flours processed in the heart of Naples and natural sourdough. The tomatoes used are organic and biodynamic from Pomarance, while the buffalo mozzarella and Tuscan burrata are added raw to enhance their freshness. In addition, the menu includes geothermal appetizers, first courses with homemade pasta and second courses, all accompanied by a selection of Tuscan craft beers, Italian sparkling wines and local wines. The restaurant also has an outdoor terrace, ideal for enjoying dishes in the open air. Ganesh 0588 is also the ideal place to recharge your e-Bike and earn DINAclub points. Find out how at https://dinaclub.repower.com/ To discover the territory, an itinerary ready to pedal: https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/2019628662?share_token=a59s2ro8tBFy7f098qtDVqUgSI6g5qhgk5CgQWbPWx2l3XWswU&ref=wtd

The village of “Leccia” is a very small urban settlement of medieval origin, located in the Val di Cornia, on the road that connects Sasso Pisano to Larderello and stands on the edge of ancient cork and holm oak forests from which it inherited its name. Near the village, near the village cemetery, the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Libro which is worth a visit for the canvas by the painter Matteo di Pierantonio de’ Gondi from Leccia, housed in the parish church of the hamlet. Here is also the milk source, mentioned as early as the 16th century and also accredited by ancient tradition. It is said that it brought milk back to the mothers who drank its waters.. La Leccia stands on the site where, during the Middle Ages, there was a castle whose first mention dates back to 1028 and of which only a few wall remains of the walls and some buildings remain. The castle was largely owned by the bishop of Volterra, although the Cadolingi counts and the Monastery of S. Pietro in Palazzolo near Monteverdi had rights there. In 1204 the men of the castle submitted to the municipality of Volterra. From the road that connects Sasso and Leccia it is possible to access the excavations of the Antiche Terme del Bagnone: a vast Etruscan-Roman thermal complex active from the 3rd century BC until the late imperial era, which would testify to the exploitation, since ancient times, of the local geothermal resources. According to illustrious sources, it should be the Aquae Populoniae, well known in classical antiquity and reported in the Tabula Itineraria Peutingeriana. The archaeological structures are inserted in a valuable and suggestive natural environment.

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