📜 Legendary 600-year-old oak tree in a Tuscan forest, officially recognized as a National Monument in Italy.
🔍 Known as Quercia di Pinocchio and Quercia delle Streghe, it stands over 20 meters high with a 40-meter crown diameter and a 4-meter trunk diameter. It is famous for its unique, horizontally stretching branches and for inspiring Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio.
🌳 Witness a majestic, ancient oak with unique, horizontal branches
📖 Explore the inspiration behind Pinocchio's tale
🧙♀️ Discover local legends of witches and folklore, including tales of witches dancing on its gnarled branches 🇮🇹 Visit an officially recognized National Monument
📸 Capture its distinct, sprawling shape and enjoy seasonal colors
💤 May feel quiet, primarily a natural landmark
☀️ Offers extensive shade in summer
🍂 Displays spectacular colors in autumn
🚶 Accessible from the local road descending from San Martino in Colle.
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