Scarperia e San Piero, in the heart of Mugello, brings together two villages rich in history, craftsmanship, and traditions.
Scarperia, listed among the most beautiful villages in Italy, preserves a strong medieval identity and a deep connection with the ancient art of knife-making, while San Piero, developed along the course of the Sieve River, reflects its historical importance as a passage point toward the Giogo Pass. Among the most representative places in the area are the Palazzo dei Vicari, the Museum of Cutting Tools, the Parish Church of San Piero a Sieve and, nearby, the Convent of Bosco ai Frati and the Medici Villa of Trebbio, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The municipality thus offers an experience that combines heritage, landscape, and culture, with nature itineraries, cycling routes, and traces of Mugello’s past.