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Castelfalfi is a charming medieval village located in Tuscany, in the municipality of Montaione, province of Florence. Nestled in the Tuscan hills, it offers a breathtaking view of vineyards, olive groves and woods. The village has been restored and transformed into a luxury tourist destination, with a resort, a golf course and high-quality accommodation facilities. The history of Castelfalfi dates back to the Middle Ages, and today it represents a perfect combination of history, nature and modern comfort.

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The Madonnina dei Ciclisti is one of the symbolic places for those who cycle. It is located in Capannoli in Valdera, along the road that leads uphill from this location to Santo Pietro Belvedere, a town that for many years hosted the "Cycling Festival" for various categories on August 15th. Stopping for a few moments here is restful: bicycle lovers from many places leave some objects related to the world of pedalling.

The historic town center is always worth a stop!

Small fraction of the municipality of Palaia. Like many villages in the area, it is located on top of a hill.

Palaia is an Italian town of 4,511 inhabitants in the province of Pisa in Tuscany. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palaia

Montefoscoli is a hamlet of Palaia, in the province of Pisa. The Vaccà Berlinghieri family had a profound impact on the history of the village, building both the house and the Temple of Minerva Medica (1832), in a forest in the Torricchio area.

Sant'Ermo is a locality in the heart of the Pisan hills, characterized by gentle slopes colored yellow, red, brown or black, according to the alternation of the vegetation. Shortly before reaching the top of the hill we find the small Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Monti, the reconstruction of a 16th century building destroyed by an earthquake in the mid-19th century. The sanctuary is dedicated to the "Virgin of the Seven Sorrows". The exterior has a square, white facade decorated with sober architectural motifs; the interior (open only for weddings, baptisms and special holidays) cannot be visited, but from the small gate that closes it you can glimpse an elongated rectangular plan room with two rows of benches and at the back the altar, on which it rests the icon of the Madonna dei Sette Dolori (depicted with seven swords on her chest), patroness of the Pisan-Livornese hills and object of veneration by the inhabitants of the entire area. A path runs alongside the sanctuary from the back, here a large semicircular clearing surrounded by cypresses and with a large white cross, a real panoramic terrace on the Pisan mountains, the plain of Pisa, the Apuan Alps. It can be reached from the sp13 (coming from Santa Luce-Riparbella) or from the sp21 (Acciaiolo-Torretta) with a sinuous and undulating path that winds gently through the hills. Between km 16 and km 15, on the right a small sign indicates the Sanctuary which can be reached by mtb (immediate right) on an uphill dirt road, or on foot (straight and then right) among the trees on a rather steep path interspersed with rough steps