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Castiglioncello encloses also the villages of Chioma, Campolecciano, Quercetano, Punta Righini, Porticciolo, Portovecchio, Caletta.
At Castiglioncello there are: a tower of the XVI century, and the memories of Florentine impressionist painters. Pinewoods are scattered everywhere. Castiglioncello has also 20 Hotels three of which are tourist residences with 800 bedrooms and 1.500 beds on the whole; 800 private lodgings with 2.000 bedrooms; villas and cottages; 17 restaurants; 20 bathing-establishment; night clubs; tennis-courts; 2 cinemas; 1 minigolf; game-parks for children. As far as special events are concerned (cultural events and shows) there is "Castello Pasquini" with a vast public park, rich in vegetation, in which underwood grow plants of remarkable botanical interest.



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CASTIGLIONCELLO, this seaside, a healthy resort, is situated along the Etruscan Coast, 20 km south of Leghorn. Castiglioncello has a wonderful position which enjoys the sunshine till, sunset. Holidays are longer and particular in a natural ambient with a winding coast, now plain now hilly, changing into roadsteads, promontories, hills. Maritime pines and holmoaks shade the beaches. Rocks covered with green surround the coast-line.






Castiglioncello encloses also the villages of Chioma, Campolecciano, Quercetano, Punta Righini, Porticciolo, Portovecchio, Caletta. At Castiglioncello there are: a tower of the XVI century, and the memories of Florentine impressionist painters. Pinewoods are scattered everywhere. Castiglioncello has also 20 Hotels three of which are tourist residences with 800 bedrooms and 1.500 beds on the whole; 800 private lodgings with 2.000 bedrooms; villas and cottages; 17 restaurants; 20 bathing-establishment; night clubs; tennis-courts; 2 cinemas; 1 minigolf; game-parks for children. As far as special events are concerned (cultural events and shows) there is "Castello Pasquini" with a vast public park, rich in vegetation, in which underwood grow plants of remarkable botanical interest.