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Livorno

Castagneto Carducci

Cypress Avenue – Bolgheri loop from Padule di Bolgheri

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Italy

Livorno

Castagneto Carducci

Cypress Avenue – Bolgheri loop from Padule di Bolgheri

Moderate

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Cypress Avenue – Bolgheri loop from Padule di Bolgheri

01:11

10.9km

110m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 24, 2026

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3.21 km

Cypress Avenue

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

From the main road, this tree-lined avenue lined with cypress trees leads up to Bolgheri, a lovely little place. Here at the street sale a gelato (ice cream) tasting. :-D

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Tower of the Castello dei Conti della Gherardesca

Highlight • Castle

The Castle of the Counts of Gherardesca welcomes all those who enter the village: the entrance door to Bolgheri is in fact located right under the tower. Of sixteenth-century origin, the castle is still in perfect condition, hosting the cellars in the lower part, while in the surrounding lands there are farms aimed at producing local wine.

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Bolgheri

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The village of Bolgheri has grown around a medieval castle belonging to the Counts Della Gherardesca.
It is located on a small hill and a long straight tree-lined road (Viale dei Cipressi) connects it with via Aurelia (State Road .n1) near a small temple, the Oratory of San Guido, celebrated by a famous Italian poet (Nobel Prize for literature in 1906) Giosuè Carducci, who spent his childhood at Bolgheri. Streets, squares, monuments of the village, in fact, are named after people and places dear to the poet.
But Bolgheri is also known for the high quality wine production: in the countryside all around the village are cultivated vineyards that produce excellent wines such as Ornellaia and Sassicaia.

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