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Monsummano is a nice, small town situated in the center of Tuscany, a few kilometres from beautiful and famous places just like Collodi and Vinci and a lot of interesting medieval castles and villages as Montevettolini, Monsummano Alto, Montecatini Alto, Buggiano: sites of historical and artistical appeal.

In half an hour from Monsummano you can reach Fi.Pi.Lu. in an hour you can reach San Gimignano, Siena.
At about three kms from Monsummano you can find Montecatini Terme, the most important spa resort in Tuscany. It is famous for its baths, and for the great therapeutic effects of its waters. Also, in Monsummano Terme you can find the well known "Grotta Parlanti" and "Grotta Giusti" recently modernized where you can have thermal beauty treatments in relaxing and well equipped beauty centers, and where you can enjoy a wonderful thermal swimming pool, the widest in Europe.

On the hills and in the country around Monsummano you can have long walk in a wonderful, pure nature or go trekking. Nearby there are a golf center (eighteen holes), tennis courts, football playgrounds, horse training centers and sport facilities of any kind.

HOW TO REACH US:

By train: you get aff at Monsummano Montecatini station
By plane: Florence airport at 45 kms
By plane: Pisa airport at 55 kms
By car: Autostrada (Highway) A11 ( E76)

HIGHWAY EXIT MONTECATINI TERME. KEEP THE RIGHT IN DIRECTION OF MONSUMMANO TERME. AT THE FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT GO STRAIGHT ON TO VIA EMPOLESE (SS.M.436) AND AT THE SECOND ONE TURN RIGHT ON VIA RISORGIMENTO.
AT THE ROUNDABOUT TAKE THE SECOND WAY ON THE RIGHT VIA DELLA COSTITUZIONE AND AT THE TRAFFIC LIGHT TURN RIGHT ON VIA CESARE BATTISTI AND AFTER 300 MT.YOU'RE ARRIVED|

Click here to access the ViaMichelin interactive map of the area!
»»» Click here for a Monsummano Terme map!




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