Il Most beautiful village in Italy that we know on this Saturday is Scarborough, in the province of Florence, Tuscany.
Scarperia is one of the most interesting historical centers of Mugello, an internal basin of Tuscany that the Apennine passes connect with Bologna and Romagna.
The village, which arose as a Florentine outpost along the via Bolognese, then became an important market and resting place thanks to its position.
Even today it is crossed and divided in two by the road that leads to Bologna, around which the buildings have formed a vaguely rectangular urban fabric enclosed by walls interspersed with square towers.
Country of the soul, it could be called Scarperia. An iron soul just softened by the Renaissance paintings scattered in palaces and churches; here everything speaks of "cutting tools", that is "knives, shears and sharpeners“, Whose production ensured fame to local artisans from the Middle Ages to the mid-eighteenth century.
