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Panoramic tour of San Gimignano
One of the most scenic routes, it offers a spectacular view over the surrounding Tuscan countryside and the charming medieval village of San Gimignano, famous for its 13 towers. The route allows you to admire the beauty of the hilly landscape, vineyards, olive groves and cypresses typical of the area. During the tour you can also see the main points of interest, such as labyrinths of alleys, squares and towers that dominate the urban profile. It’s a perfect opportunity to discover San Gimignano from different perspectives, appreciating its history, its unique architecture and its territory.
The Wine routes
Immersed in the hilly territory surrounding the medieval village of San Gimignano, the route develops on the iconic white roads of Tuscany and nature trails, offering spectacular views of the hills, on the vineyards where the famous Vernaccia is produced, the fine white wine also named by Dante in the Divine Comedy, and on the olive trees from wich comes to life the EVO oil.
The ancient Streets
If you want to explore something truly unique, let yourself be guided through the ancient Streets, you will discover hidden gems, listen to surprising stories and feel immersed between the Middle Ages and the Etruscan period. The Via Francigena, a spiritual pilgrimage route that crosses Europe connecting Canterbury to Rome. The ancient Via del Sale, a historical route that connected the coastal areas of Tuscany where salt was extracted and marketed inland. The valley floor of Poggiobonizio, characterized by an agricultural landscape with typical rural settlements in the Tuscan countryside that maintain a strong link with local traditions and history of the territory.
Between val d'Elsa and val d'Era
Both very popular for the cycling routes they offer, the Val d'Elsa is located between Siena and Florence, the Val d'Era extends between Volterra and Pisa. If you think of a bike route between these two valleys, it is a route that crosses the Tuscan countryside, characterized by picturesque landscapes, historic villages and gentle hills. The route between the two valleys is ideal for cycling enthusiasts who want to immerse themselves in the beauty of Tuscany, with secondary paved roads and little traffic, suitable for both cyclists and more experienced cyclists.
