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2026년 8월, 강한 폭풍우가 지나간 후, 진행이 불가능했습니다. 강한 비가 온 후에는 이를 고려하십시오.

A Cypriot-flagged ship that hit a pier and ran aground in January 2025.

Very beautiful sculpture

Good, running water

Excellent, also because it has parking in the back.

At the end of the beautiful palm tree avenue you see the pier looming 🤩

The Col de la Fortezza in Montignoso, Tuscany, is a popular climbing route among cyclists. This segment, known as “La Fortezza,” is 2.39 kilometers long with an average gradient of 6.1% and an elevation gain of 146 meters. The climb offers beautiful views of the surrounding area and is a challenge for both local and visiting cyclists.

The Pieve di Santo Stefano di Vallecchia is a church of Romanesque origin located in Vallecchia, a hamlet of the municipality of Pietrasanta. The church is located along the Via Francigena, which passes right in front of the church facade. The bell tower is on the right and its renovation dates back to the first decade of the 21st century. The foundations of the complex date back to the 8th century AD, while the current architecture dates back to the 11th century. The oldest parts were built using local marble from the nearby Monte Solaio. The interior is divided into three naves, separated by columns with Romanesque capitals and ancient pillars. In a niche in the third pillar of the left nave is kept a beautiful statue of the Madonna and Child, dating back to the 14th century. The rich furnishings of the parish church are completed by the polychrome marble confessionals from the 17th century, a 16th century crucifix behind the altar, and the marble pulpit with rich Baroque decorations.