Gello
Gello, many towns in Tuscany
Hello everyone! Today we'll talk about a very common toponym in the wonderful region of Tuscany: Gello. Maybe you don't know it, but there are several Italian localities that take this name, all located in Tuscany. Let's discover them together!
The different localities of Gello
In the province of Arezzo there is the hamlet of Gello in Bibbiena and Gello Biscardo in the municipality of Castiglion Fibocchi. In the province of Pisa we find Gello in Montecatini Val di Cecina, Gello in Palaia, Gello in Pontedera and Gello in San Giuliano Terme. Also in the province of Lucca there is a hamlet of Gello, precisely in Pescaglia. Finally, we have Gello as a locality within the municipality of Prato and as a military structure in the scattered municipality of Casciana Terme Lari. How many Gellos, huh?
Gello in Bibbiena
Let's start from the hamlet of Gello in Bibbiena, a small village immersed in the greenery where you can admire the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and the Tower of the Alberti. Ideal for those who want to take a trip out of town and enjoy some peace and quiet.
Gello in Montecatini Val di Cecina
Montecatini Val di Cecina is the home of the Tuscan version of Gello. Here there is a small inhabited nucleus surrounded by hills, characterized by the beautiful church of Santa Maria Assunta.
Gello in Palaia
Also in Palaia, in the province of Pisa, there is a hamlet called Gello. Here stands the church of San Michele Arcangelo, dating back to the 13th century, from which you can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding valley.
Gello in Pontedera
Pontedera is a well-known city thanks to its Piaggio factory, where the famous Vespa scooters are produced. A little less known is the hamlet of Gello, located not far from the city center. Gello is mainly known for its Romanesque church, the Pieve di Santa Maria a Gello.
Gello in San Giuliano Terme
Also San Giuliano Terme, a popular tourist destination for its thermal baths, has its own Gello, consisting of a small cluster of houses and the church dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta.
Gello in Pescaglia
The hamlet of Gello in Pescaglia is located in the narrow valley that separates the Apuan Alps from the Apennine chain. Here you can visit the church of San Bartolomeo, built in Romanesque-Pisan style.
Gello in Prato
In Prato there is a locality called Gello, located a few kilometers from the historic city center. Here you will find the urban park of Gello, where you can walk surrounded by greenery and enjoy some relaxation.
Gello Mattaccino
Finally, we cannot forget the military structure of Gello Mattaccino, located in the scattered municipality of Casciana Terme Lari. The structure, formerly used by the Italian army, is now abandoned and surrounded by nature.
Conclusion
Here's an overview of all the Tuscan localities that take the name of Gello. Each one has its own history and attractions to discover. Tuscany is truly a region to be visited and rediscovered every time, between ancient villages, green hills and crystal-clear sea. I hope you enjoyed this journey through the various Gellos! See you soon!
