Pistoia, crossroads of pilgrimage routes
In Pistoia and the Pistoia Mountains, five pilgrimage routes intertwine, offering a unique experience that blends history, tradition, and unspoiled landscapes.
In Pistoia and the Pistoia Mountains, five pilgrimage routes intertwine, offering a unique experience that blends history, tradition, and unspoiled landscapes.
Piccoli consigli di viaggio per visitare Pistoia durante il weekend di Pasqua e i ponti festivi di aprile e maggio, in città e nei dintorni.
The temperatures get warmer and the days longer: being outdoors is an indispensable pleasure. Four ideas between nature, art and culture.
An itinerary designed for bicycle touring, winding through lush forests, historic villages, and the scenic landscapes of the Tuscan–Emilian Apennines.
An itinerary along the Reno River and the historic Porrettana Railway, from Ponte della Venturina to Pracchia, inspired by the theme of water.
A medium-difficulty route along the original track of the former Alto Pistoiese Railway, an old disused railway line, now perfect for cycling.
A scenic medium-difficulty route for e-bikes through the northern hills of Pistoia, following the ancient Via Baiana, among villages and forests.
A medium-difficulty route that offers spectacular views and passes through historically rich sites, creating a perfect blend of sport and culture.
A medium-difficulty itinerary, mostly on dirt roads, perfect for those who want to explore the Marliana area on two wheels.
A medium-difficulty road itinerary, perfect for discovering the villages of Piteglio and Gavinana, designed for those who love cycling through mountain landscapes and uncovering local history.