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The main attraction in Rosignano.
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点评：On a windy and partly cloudy day we walked along the seafront from the Castiglioncello train station up to the “Lo Scoglietto” restaurant, then a little beyond the “Cala dei Medici” marina.
It is a route of over 6 km there and back, quite varied in its appearance, but overall very pleasant (except perhaps in summer, when the sun beats down hard and there is very little shade along the route). In fact it was very crowded, especially in the afternoon, when literally hordes of people pour into this seafront promenade.
The route, almost entirely pedestrianized, starts from the “Pineta Marradi" in Castiglioncello and – towards the end of the Pineta itself – descends from the rocky coast to the sea. Here it's unfortunately heavily cemented by interventions in the 1960s which, in order to establish bathing establishments, involved demolitions even by dynamite to clear the cliffs (this was told to me some time ago by an elderly person who was an eyewitness to the facts).
Continuing, the path alternates sections built with discretion (such as that of the “Bagni Belvedere”) and sections that have remained almost in a state of nature. Among the latter, the section called “I pungenti” (ie, the stinging rocks) is worthy of note because the low and at the same time rocky coast appears as a row of rocks minutely eroded by the wind and therefore rough, almost impassable by bare feet.
Just before the “Cala dei Medici” marina, another toponym, “Monte alla rena” (ie mountain of sand), recalls that here there were coastal dunes up to 30 meters high until the beginning of the 20th century, today completely disappeared because their sand was used to build industrial and residential buildings in Rosignano Solvay.
The route then runs along the marina “Cala dei Medici” (therefore in this section the view of the sea is blocked) to finally continue along the sea again.
At one point of the route there is also a small park, with play equipment for children, well shaded.
Overall, it's a pleasant, long walk, which is the main attraction of an otherwise industrial town like Rosignano, characterized by the presence of the “Solvay” company.
It is a route of over 6 km there and back, quite varied in its appearance, but overall very pleasant (except perhaps in summer, when the sun beats down hard and there is very little shade along the route). In fact it was very crowded, especially in the afternoon, when literally hordes of people pour into this seafront promenade.
The route, almost entirely pedestrianized, starts from the “Pineta Marradi" in Castiglioncello and – towards the end of the Pineta itself – descends from the rocky coast to the sea. Here it's unfortunately heavily cemented by interventions in the 1960s which, in order to establish bathing establishments, involved demolitions even by dynamite to clear the cliffs (this was told to me some time ago by an elderly person who was an eyewitness to the facts).
Continuing, the path alternates sections built with discretion (such as that of the “Bagni Belvedere”) and sections that have remained almost in a state of nature. Among the latter, the section called “I pungenti” (ie, the stinging rocks) is worthy of note because the low and at the same time rocky coast appears as a row of rocks minutely eroded by the wind and therefore rough, almost impassable by bare feet.
Just before the “Cala dei Medici” marina, another toponym, “Monte alla rena” (ie mountain of sand), recalls that here there were coastal dunes up to 30 meters high until the beginning of the 20th century, today completely disappeared because their sand was used to build industrial and residential buildings in Rosignano Solvay.
The route then runs along the marina “Cala dei Medici” (therefore in this section the view of the sea is blocked) to finally continue along the sea again.
At one point of the route there is also a small park, with play equipment for children, well shaded.
Overall, it's a pleasant, long walk, which is the main attraction of an otherwise industrial town like Rosignano, characterized by the presence of the “Solvay” company.
翻译：在一个多风、多云的日子里，我们沿着海滨从 Castiglioncello 火车站步行到“Lo Scoglietto”餐厅，然后经过“Cala dei Medici”码头。
这条路线往返超过 6 公里，景色各异，但总体来说非常宜人（也许除了夏天，那时阳光很猛烈，沿途几乎没有阴凉处）。事实上，那里非常拥挤，尤其是在下午，成群结队的人涌入这条海滨长廊。
这条路线几乎完全是步行路线，从 Castiglioncello 的“Pineta Marradi”开始，在 Pineta 的尽头，从岩石海岸下降到大海。不幸的是，这里在 20 世纪 60 年代的干预下变得十分坚固，为了建立洗浴场所，甚至用炸药拆除悬崖（这是一位亲眼目睹这一事实的老人告诉我的）。
继续前行，这条小路交替出现精心修建的部分（例如“Bagni Belvedere”）和几乎保持自然状态的部分。在后者中，被称为“I pungenti”（即刺痛的岩石）的部分值得注意，因为低矮而多岩石的海岸看起来像一排被风侵蚀的岩石，因此崎岖不平，赤脚几乎无法通行。
在“Cala dei Medici”码头前，另一个地名“Monte alla rena”（即沙山）让人想起，直到 20 世纪初，这里的沿海沙丘高达 30 米，如今已完全消失，因为沙沙被用来在罗西尼亚诺索尔维建造工业和住宅建筑。
然后，这条路线沿着“Cala dei Medici”码头（因此，在这一部分，海景被挡住了）延伸，最后再次沿着大海继续前行。
在路线的某个地方，还有一个小公园，里面有儿童游乐设施，树荫很好。
总的来说，这是一次愉快的长途步行，也是罗西尼亚诺这样的工业小镇的主要景点，以“Solvay”公司的存在为特色。
这条路线往返超过 6 公里，景色各异，但总体来说非常宜人（也许除了夏天，那时阳光很猛烈，沿途几乎没有阴凉处）。事实上，那里非常拥挤，尤其是在下午，成群结队的人涌入这条海滨长廊。
这条路线几乎完全是步行路线，从 Castiglioncello 的“Pineta Marradi”开始，在 Pineta 的尽头，从岩石海岸下降到大海。不幸的是，这里在 20 世纪 60 年代的干预下变得十分坚固，为了建立洗浴场所，甚至用炸药拆除悬崖（这是一位亲眼目睹这一事实的老人告诉我的）。
继续前行，这条小路交替出现精心修建的部分（例如“Bagni Belvedere”）和几乎保持自然状态的部分。在后者中，被称为“I pungenti”（即刺痛的岩石）的部分值得注意，因为低矮而多岩石的海岸看起来像一排被风侵蚀的岩石，因此崎岖不平，赤脚几乎无法通行。
在“Cala dei Medici”码头前，另一个地名“Monte alla rena”（即沙山）让人想起，直到 20 世纪初，这里的沿海沙丘高达 30 米，如今已完全消失，因为沙沙被用来在罗西尼亚诺索尔维建造工业和住宅建筑。
然后，这条路线沿着“Cala dei Medici”码头（因此，在这一部分，海景被挡住了）延伸，最后再次沿着大海继续前行。
在路线的某个地方，还有一个小公园，里面有儿童游乐设施，树荫很好。
总的来说，这是一次愉快的长途步行，也是罗西尼亚诺这样的工业小镇的主要景点，以“Solvay”公司的存在为特色。
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