Statue of Leopold II loop from Pietrasanta

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Statue of Leopold II loop from Pietrasanta

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Statue of Leopold II loop from Pietrasanta

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6.70km

360m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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240 m

Collegiate Church of St. Martin (Pietrasanta Cathedral)

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A beautiful divine palazzo. The beautiful decoration served to make the believers daydream about the kingdom of heaven. Well worth a visit.

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286 m

Statue of Leopold II

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Here he is, the man who has made it possible to make life more humane. Many contemporaries are grateful to him. He rightly receives a statue for his achievements.

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300 m

Campanile of the Pietrasanta Cathedral

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At this location, stand in front of the Belfry. A medieval tower with bells to warn the population in case of disaster.

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1.68 km

Trail Between Pietrasanta and Capriglia

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Just behind Pietrasanta, a well-known town in Versilia, the town of Capriglia is a splendid hilltop hamlet. It can be reached via this steep path, which winds through trees and olive groves of great charm.

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6.04 km

Piazza Statuto Equestrian Monument

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The heart of the city offers a bronze sculpture and a marble fountain in addition to the equestrian statue. There is also space for parking

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6.12 km

Peace Frame by Nall, Pietrasanta

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Peace Frame, a colorful mosaic gate from Nall.
A nice location to capture a beautiful memory of Pietrasanta..

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6.20 km

Church of San Biagio and Sant'Antonio Abate

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Already dedicated to San Biagio, the church was the seat of a company that assisted the convicts and foundlings, which in 1896 was transformed into the Brotherhood of Mercy.

There are two wooden sculptures representing Sant'Antonio Abate and San Biagio, attributed to Antonio Pardini and Jacopo della Quercia respectively. The statues are considered works of the highest quality produced in the Lucca area between the end of the 14th century and the beginning of the 15th century.

Noteworthy include the Coronation of Mary and the Saints (1550) by Lorenzo Cellini, the elegant eighteenth-century choir loft with early nineteenth-century pipe organ (enlarged in 1860 by Odoardo Landucci), and the murals in the chapel of the 'Addolorata attributed to Luigi Ademollo.

Dating from 1993, the two large fresco panels, the Gate of Paradise and the Gate of Hell, are the work of Fernando Botero, a Colombian artist who usually resides in the city of Versilia for a few months a year.

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6.26 km

Art and Sculpture Walk in Pietrasanta

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A nice town to discover in an artistic way. First go to the Tourism kiosk and ask for a city map.
On this map you will find all historical and artistic highlights. You can easily spend a few hours in this city.

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6.70 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.06 km

2.06 km

880 m

431 m

276 m

Surfaces

2.70 km

1.57 km

1.49 km

482 m

445 m

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 2 November

16°C

7°C

2 %

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Comments

September 21, 2021,Capriglia Runde von Pietrasanta

Although it was clear that it was going up the mountain, it was already very exhausting. The "entry" was a bit difficult to find and initially looks like a driveway. Otherwise, the paths laid out are actually easy to find. At the top of the church you have a wonderful sea view over the Versilia. It goes down over hill …

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