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1. Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggiore
Religious Building/Site/ShrineTuscany's most-visited abbey sits in an oasis of olive and cypress trees amid the harsh landscape of Le Crete. It was founded in 1313 by Giovanni...Read More
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2. Abbazia di Sant'Antimo
Religious Building/Site/ShrineIt's well worth your while to go out of your way to visit this 12th-century Romanesque abbey, as it's a gem of pale stone in the silvery green...Read More
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3. Antiquarium Poggio Civitate
Museum/GalleryAn imposing bishop's palace holds this unique museum of Etruscan objects. Although there are many beautiful pieces displayed in an intelligent...Read More
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4. Basilica di San Francesco
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe famous Piero della Francesca frescoes depicting The Legend of the True Cross (1452–66) were executed on the three walls of the Capella...Read More
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5. Castello di Brolio
Castle/Palace/ChateauIf you have time for only one castle in Tuscany, this is it. At the end of the 12th century, when Florence conquered southern Chianti, Brolio...Read More
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6. Collegiata
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe town's main church is not officially a duomo (cathedral), because San Gimignano has no bishop. But behind the simple facade of the Romanesque...Read More
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7. Cripta
Città | Religious Building/Site/ShrineAfter it had lain unseen for possibly 700 years, a crypt was rediscovered under the grand pavimento (floor) of the Duomo during routine excavation...Read More
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8. Duomo
Città | Religious Building/Site/ShrineSiena's cathedral is beyond question one of the finest Gothic churches in Italy. The multicolor marbles and painted decoration are typical of...Read More
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9. Leaning Tower (Torre Pendente)
Building/Architectural SiteLegend holds that Galileo conducted an experiment on the nature of gravity by dropping metal balls from the top of the 187-foot-high Leaning...Read More
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10. Museo d'Arte Sacra
Museum/GalleryToday quiet Buonconvento is worth a stop for a look at its tiny museum, a two-room picture gallery with more than its fair share of works by...Read More
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11. Museo d'Arte Sacra e Archeologico Palazzo Corboli
Museum/GalleryPalazzo Corboli, a magnificent palace dating from the 12th century, has been refurbished and houses the Museo d'Arte Sacra e Archeologico. The...Read More
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12. Museo dell'Opera
Città | Museum/GalleryPart of the unfinished nave of what was to have been a new cathedral, the museum contains the Duomo's treasury and some of the original decoration...Read More
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13. Museo Etrusco Guarnacci
Museum/GalleryAn extraordinarily unique collection of Etruscan relics is made all the more interesting by clear explanations in English. The bulk of the collection...Read More
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14. Passeggiata delle Mura
Park/PlaygroundAny time of day when the weather is nice, you can find the citizens of Lucca cycling, jogging, strolling, or kicking a soccer ball in this green...Read More
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15. Piazza del Campo
Città | Plaza/Square/PiazzaThe fan-shape Piazza del Campo, known simply as il Campo (The Field), is one of the finest squares in Italy. Constructed toward the end of the...Read More
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16. San Biagio
Religious Building/Site/ShrineDesigned by Antonio da Sangallo il Vecchio, and considered his masterpiece, this church sits on the hillside below the town walls and is a model...Read More
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17. Santa Maria della Scala
Città | Museum/GalleryFor more than 1,000 years, this complex across from the Duomo was home to Siena's hospital, but now it serves as a museum to display some terrific...Read More
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18. Abbadia San Salvatore
Town/VillageThis 1,000-year-old village is worth a stop—skip the nondescript new town and head straight to the centro storico to explore winding stone streets...Read More
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19. Accademia di Belle Arti
Educational InstitutionDuring the 19th and 20th centuries Carrara became a hotbed for anarchism, and during World War II it put up fierce resistance to the Nazis....Read More
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20. Anfiteatro Romano
Archaeological Site/RuinsPeriodic excavations since 1950 have brought to light segments of Arezzo's Roman amphitheater, which was probably built during the early 2nd...Read More
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