Bagni Di Pisa Palace & Thermal Spa - The Leading Hotels of the World
The Bagni Di Pisa Palace & Thermal Spa - The Leading Hotels of the World Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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A path that starts from San Giuliano Terme, near the Parco dei Pini and then enters the protected natural area of local interest Monte Castellare. The route reaches Monte Cupola (440m) and Le Cimette (452m). Proceed to Rigoli passing through Molina di Quosa along the Immaginetta stream and the Mulini stream.
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An excursion that can be carried out on foot or by bicycle and runs along the protected natural area of Monte Castellare. The route starts from the Passo di Dante (215m) and follows the path up to Passo della Conserva (558m). From here it proceeds in an anti-clockwise loop passing by Monte Faete (830m) and then continuing to the foot of Monte del Carrara. In the area there are many trails and a main road for cyclists to ride. Also there is only one water point.
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Pleasant circular route with a splendid view of Pisa and the coast. There is not much shade along the trail, so it is recommended that you wear a hat and bring plenty of water. There are many shortcuts or alternatives for this route so it is recommended that you follow the GPS or directions. It is recommended to wear shoes and trekking poles. Along the way you can admire a beautiful view between the sea and the mountains in the distance, fragrant wild flowers.
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This is a walk suitable for everyone especially children and takes you around Monte Castellare (266m). It takes place within the Protected Natural Area of Monte Castellare and the trail goes up to Villa Belvedere where there are panoramic views of San Giuliano Terme and its surroundings. On the way back, the route passes through Buca delle Fate.
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A pleasant excursion starting from the town of Santa Maria del Giudice and proceeding counterclockwise. The route proceeds on paths and offers beautiful views, passing from Monte Moriglione di Penna (543m) and then continuing to the Croce a Vaccoli. From here, take path 116 which returns to the starting point and passes through Le Cimette (452m), Monte Cupola (440m) and finally the Passo Croce.
