San Baronto, Tuscany
San Baronto, a charming village near Lamporecchio in Tuscany, offers a blend of natural beauty and historical sites.
Here are the top attractions and cycling routes for enthusiasts:
Attractions:
- San Baronto Abbey: A historical monastery with stunning architecture and serene surroundings.
- Pieve di Santo Stefano: An ancient parish church with remarkable frescoes and artwork.
San Baronto Abbey
Interior San Baronto Abbey
Church of San Baronto interior crypt
Villa Rospigliosi
Cycling Routes:
- San Baronto to Vinci: This scenic route takes you through rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves, with spectacular views and moderate difficulty.
- San Baronto to Montecatini Terme: Ideal for experienced cyclists, this route includes challenging climbs and rewarding views of the Tuscan landscape.
- Montalbano Loop: A circular route that offers varied terrain and passes through several picturesque villages, perfect for a day-long cycling adventure.
San Baronto’s combination of historical sites and beautiful cycling routes makes it a perfect destination for those looking to explore Tuscany on two wheels.
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