Points of interest

The first mention of the Pieve di San Giovanni Battista a Remole, located in the heart of the village of Sieci, dates back to the year 935. Between the 12th and 13th century, in the place of the old...

Piazza Potente, with its beautiful 16th-century loggias, is located in the historical centre of Reggello. This is where 'Rigellus' was built, near the Resco torrent where three streets met: the Cassia...

The Parish Church of San Pietro a Pitiana (Donnini), in Romanesque style with a 16th-century portico, houses paintings by Ridolfo Del Ghirlandaio (16th century) and offers a wonderful panoramic view...

Among the green mountains of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, isolated on a ridge, lies the Gamogna Hermitage, founded in 1053 by Saint Pier Damiani. The hermitage was dedicated to Saint Barnaba and...

The church of San Michele a Volognano preserves a very lovely Madonna and Child that is attributed to Lorenzo di Bicci, of the end of the 14th century and formerly part of a triptych that was...

The origin of the Medici bridge, which connects the historic village of Pontassieve with the hamlet of San Francesco di Pelago, dates back to the half of the XVI century, when Cosimo I de’ Medici...

One place in Impruneta testifies more than others the traditional working of terracotta and is the Agresti Furnace. Its importance derives not only from the historical value of the building complex...

Palazzo Malaspina is one of the most important XVI century architectural example in the middle of medieval village of San Donato in Poggio, dating back to the year 989. The palace, completely restored...

The complex includes a villa, a tower and a chapel dating back to the 13th century, belonging to a small group of tower houses. The villa has a courtyard and a park. On the street in front of the...

The Appennines were stage of terrible days, aerial bombardments, ferocious fights, retaliation on civilians and massacres. one of this spots is at the Futa pass, 903 meter asl. The winners of the...