Bivigliano
Bivigliano: the holiday destination at the foot of Monte Senario
If you are looking for a peaceful and nature-filled place for your next trip, Bivigliano might be the solution for you. Located in the municipality of Vaglia, in the metropolitan city of Florence, this hamlet has become a renowned tourist station, thanks to its position at the foot of Monte Senario and its extensive network of hiking trails.
Historical background and geographical location
Bivigliano can be reached from the Tassaia road, which connects the municipality of Vaglia, Polcanto, the Montesenario Sanctuary and Pratolino in the direction of Florence. The surrounding area is rich in Abies forests, chestnut and hazelnut trees, and valleys of the Faltona and Carza streams.
The locality of Bivigliano was founded in the 16th century, and today is known for its ancient Romanesque church of San Romolo, as well as for the Villa of Bivigliano, with a large park featuring centuries-old sequoias and the Ninfea fountain.
Places to visit
Heading up towards Monte Senario, you can admire one of Europe's largest glaciers, the Ghiacciaia di Montesenario, which is part of the Cammino della Via degli Dei, an unmissable stop on the hiking route.
Conclusion
In summary, if you are looking for a holiday destination surrounded by nature and eager to explore a lesser-known part of Tuscany, Bivigliano could be a great choice. With its ancient Romanesque church, villa with a large park, and Montesenario glacier, Bivigliano will offer you a slow and relaxing tourism experience.
Notes
Bivigliano is a hamlet of Vaglia municipality, located in the metropolitan city of Florence, in Tuscany, Italy.
Other projects
To deepen your knowledge of this locality, visit the Vaglia website or the dedicated page for Bivigliano on Wikipedia.
