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Chianni, a Tuscan municipality in the province of Pisa, rises 200 meters above sea level, 35 kilometers from Pisa and 40 from Livorno. Its historic center is characterized by picturesque views, ancient churches such as San Donato (dating back to 1600 and restored in 1800) and Madonna del Carmelo (12th century), as well as breathtaking views of the surrounding plains and chestnut forests in the hills.

Cyclists starting from the junction of Bagni di Casciana (about 130 m asl) must face a series of ups and downs for 7.5 km amid the smooth and colorful Pisan hills. The beautiful road shaded by cypress trees and flanked by olive groves and vineyards that make up the main wealth of this area, is winding, not very busy, and pleasant to ride. Just shortly before the last km, the village of Chianni (270 m asl) suddenly appears after a curve, dominated by the shape of the church of S. Donato which in the Middle Ages took the place of a previous castle. The climb is never really hard - unless you decide to go through Rivalto (335 m asl), a small panoramic hamlet on a hill overlooking Chianni - and can be completed in about half an hour by a racing bike.

The SP48 of Monte Vaso starts from Casciana Terme and reaches the intersection with Garetto; Chianni is located approximately halfway and is a splendid village that is definitely worth visiting: good food and excellent wine. In the surrounding hilly area there are many dirt roads that cross farms.

Climb that makes itself felt despite being only 2.5 km long, but the average gradient of 7.8% is immediately felt in the legs, from Chianni however the view of the surrounding hills is worth the effort.

6km. uphill in a landscape composed of chestnut woods and land cultivated with vines and olive trees, Chianni extends into the valley between the Era river and the Fine river. Monte Vaso and Monte Vitalba, mountains which reach a height of 634 m and 675 m respectively. Recommended route ++ spring / autumn

Nice place. Nice view

Chianni is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Pisa in the Italian region Tuscany, located about 60 kilometres (37 mi) southwest of Florence and about 35 kilometres (22 mi) southeast of Pisa. Its territory includes vast chestnut woods and cultivations of vine and olive trees.

Those starting from the junction of Bagni di Casciana (about 130 m asl) to Chianni (270 m asl) must face a series of ups and downs for 7.5 km amid the smooth and colorful Pisan hills. The beautiful road shaded by cypress trees and flanked by olive groves and vineyards that make up the main wealth of this area, is winding, not very busy, and pleasant to ride. Just after a curve shortly before the last km, the village of Chianni suddenly appears, dominated by the shape of the church of S. Donato which in the Middle Ages took the place of a previous castle. The climb is never really hard - unless you decide to go through Rivalto (335 m asl), a small panoramic hamlet on a hill overlooking Chianni - and can be completed in about half an hour by a racing bike.