20의 시그나가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Gino Bartali 자전거 도로는 프라토의 비센치오 강을 따라 이어지는 매력적이고 평탄하며 안전한 경로입니다. 도시 이동 및 하이킹에 이상적이며, 총 30km 이상 뻗어 있으며 인근 Fausto Coppi 자전거 도로와 연결되어 Val di Bisenzio로 이어집니다. 경로는 페트리노 다리 지역에서 시작하여 강을 따라 흐르고, 오래된 성벽을 따라 프라토의 역사 중심지를 통과하며, 남쪽으로 곤피엔티 고고학 유적지까지 계속됩니다. 차량 통행과 완전히 분리되어 있어 가족 및 자연 애호가에게 완벽한 코스입니다. 비알레 갈릴레이 근처에서 휴식을 위한 여러 식당과 녹지 공간을 찾을 수 있습니다.

Perfect place for cycling, running, or walking without the hassle of traffic. All flat, with wide paved roads or dirt trails within the park.

Beautiful cycle path.

Very useful. Too bad there are no directional signs!

The Central Market in Florence The Central Market opens for the first time in Florence in one of the city's most important locations: the first floor of the historic San Lorenzo Market. The project was completed in spring 2014 to celebrate the 140th anniversary of the iron and glass structure, built in 1874. The work is by architect Giuseppe Mengoni, who also designed the Sant'Ambrogio Market and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan. Text / Source: MERCATO CENTRALE HOLDING Srl, Via Generale dalla Chiesa, 13 Firenze https://www.mercatocentrale.it/firenze/

A Renaissance palace located in the Oltrarno district, in the center of Florence and former residence of the banker Luca Pitti, Palazzo Pitti was for decades the main residence of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany. Today it houses important museums with works by artists such as Titian and Raphael.

The market is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. On the ground floor, the classic market stalls such as fruit, butchers, etc. are open until 2 p.m. On the ground floor there are a few snack stalls that are open until 3 p.m. The food court on the 1st floor is open until night. https://florenztipps.de/markt.html

Devil's Boulder. It is a particular monolith located on the edge of a plateau surrounded by centenary holm oaks, similar - with smaller dimensions - to the so-called Etruscan Pyramid of Bomarzo. On the boulder there are writings that probably date back to a couple of centuries ago and indecipherable signs but what is most striking are the deep grooves perhaps due to uses and rituals that are lost in the mists of time. It is called "The Devil's Boulder" and is surrounded by centuries-old holm oaks in the Pietramarina woods, one of the most mysterious environments of Montalbano. The boulder is located near an area occupied by an Etruscan settlement, perhaps a sacrificial altar renamed "of the devil" by Christians to exorcise its pagan affiliation or, as a legend has it, "of the devil" because the devil left the the imprint of his hoof. However, the “Masso di Pietramarina” makes this corner of Montalbano suggestive and mysterious. It was also in a strategic position, given that from the top it is possible to see the sea.