폴로니카 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Quaint house on the beach

Despite the lack of signage, the trail is beautiful. After seeing the small lake, you reach La Torre Pievaccia. The tower is padlocked. Behind it are two sets of picnic benches. Outside, there's a spiral staircase leading to the tower's roof, where you can take some panoramic photos. Recommended route.

a huge donkey population can be found here.

Very nice little shop. Antipasti delicious.

Well marked trails and well maintained

It is a thermal structure built on a source of hot thermal water at 43° by Elisa Baciocchi, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte, in 1809 which she used when she was visiting the alum quarries. It was restructured by Duke Leopold II in 1856 to open it for public use but the source disappeared after a few years. This is a thermal structure built on a hot thermal water source at 43° by Elisa Baciocchi, Napoleon Bonaparte's sister, in 1809. She used it when she visited the alum quarries. It was renovated by Duke Leopold II in 1856 to open it for public use but the source disappeared after a few years

"Montioni" is a small Tuscan village that was famous in the past for coal production and for being a thermal center. The current Montioni residential complex was built in 1809 by Elisa Baciocchi, Napoleon Bonaparte's sister, who was appointed Princess of the Principality of Piombino by him. The village was built near ancient alum quarries, an important mineral much sought after in antiquity for use in the tanning industry. For those arriving here, there is a large unguarded parking lot and a bar. Near the bar (hours to be verified) there is also a fountain. From here, different wide and well-marked paths can be taken on foot, by mountain bike or on horse back.

A small Tuscan village famous in the past for the production of coal and for having been a spa centre, the small village of Montioni is the natural gateway to the park of the same name. The current housing agglomeration of Montioni was born in 1809 at the behest of Elisa Baciocchi, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte who appointed him Princess of the Principality of Piombino. The village was built near the ancient alum quarries, an important mineral highly sought after in antiquity for use in the tanning industry. For those arriving here, there is a large unattended car park and a bar. Near the bar (times to be checked) there is also a fountain. From here originate different wide and well-signposted paths that can be done on foot, by mountain bike or on horseback.