20의 오르베텔로가지 명소 & 주요 장소

마렘마 자연공원의 올리브 나무 길(A11 경로)은 알베레세와 콜레룽고 해변을 연결하는 13.1km 길이의 자전거 도로입니다. 입장료는 성인 5.00유로, 할인 2.00유로입니다. 이 오래된 경로는 역사적인 올리브 나무 숲과 지중해 관목림 사이의 우첼리나 산맥을 가로지릅니다.

Il Sentiero della Pineta della Feniglia는 Duna Feniglia 자연 보호 구역을 완전히 가로지르는 주요 자전거 및 보행자 경로입니다. 이 경로는 약 6-7킬로미터 길이의 평평한 땅( "tombolo"라고 함)으로, 본토(Ansedonia)와 Monte Argentario(Porto Ercole)를 연결하며 티레니아 해와 Orbetello 석호를 분리합니다.

오르베텔로 석호는 토스카나 마렘마 지역에 위치한 27km²의 해안 자연 보호 구역입니다. 세계적으로 독특한 이 염수 생태계는 6km 길이의 두 개의 모래톱, 즉 톰볼로 델라 지아넬라와 톰볼로 델라 페니글리아를 통해 몬테 아르젠타리오 곶과 본토 사이에 닫혀 있습니다. 석호 중앙에는 오르베텔로라는 동명의 도시가 발달해 있으며, 1842년에 건설된 역사적인 레오폴디아나 댐을 통해 아르젠타리오와 연결되어 있으며, 이 댐은 수역을 포넨테 석호와 레반테 석호로 나눕니다.

Who doesn't have a photo with this mill?😁

Spectacular stretch among centuries-old olive trees.

This surprising sight, which immediately makes you think of a city sunken in the sea (who has never heard of 'Atlantis'), is what visitors see at the end of the headland that separates the northern 'Laguna di Ponente' from the southern 'Laguna di Levante'. Even early in human history, people were clever enough to harness the power of the elements - which could be a threat on the one hand, but also helpful on the other. A total of nine tidal mills once diligently did their work here.

Nine mills were built in the 15th century, all in a single line in the lagoon. They were built by the Sienese to grind grain (which was brought to the mill on the local boats) to produce flour. At the time, they were powered by the force of the water (which flowed in and out of the lagoon every six hours from the Giannella tombolo, causing a vast hydraulic phenomenon), which turned the millstones. A century and a half later, in 1557 to be precise, Orbetello became the capital of the Stato dei Presìdi, created by order of King Philip I of Spain. It was under Spanish rule that sails were added to the mill, so as to harness the power of the many winds (four mistral and five sirocco) that blew across the lagoon. The nine mills, arranged in a row by the inhabitants of Orbetello, managed to produce enormous amounts of water by exploiting both the currents and the winds, thus creating a phenomenon of hydraulic and wind engineering of great historical significance. Today, only one of the nine mills mentioned above remains, recently restored.

The road to follow in the pine forest is beautiful with two types of routes, one running along the lagoon and being able to admire the landscape as well as the wonderful pink flamingos, the other running along the part towards the sea where different outlets take you to admire the beautiful beach