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1. 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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2. Passeggiata delle Mura
City ParkAny 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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3. Piazza del Campo
Città | Plaza/SquareThe 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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4. Anfiteatro Romano
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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5. Carmignano
Religious Building/Site/ShrinePontormo's Visitation is in this small village a short drive from Poggio a Caiano. The Franciscan church of San Michele, dedicated in 1211...Read More
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6. Cascate del Gorello
Hot SpringOutside Saturnia, the hot, sulfurous waters cascade over natural limestone shelves at the Cascate del Gorello, affording bathers a sweeping...Read More
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7. Duomo
Religious Building/Site/ShrineOn the Piazza Grande the unfinished facade of Montepulciano's cathedral doesn't measure up to the beauty of its neighboring palaces. On the...Read More
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8. Duomo
Religious Building/Site/ShrineArezzo's medieval cathedral at the top of the hill contains a fresco of a tender Maria Maddalena by Piero della Francesca (1420–92); look...Read More
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9. Duomo
Religious Building/Site/ShrineBehind the textbook 13th-century Pisan–Romanesque facade is proof that Volterra counted for something during the Renaissance, when many important...Read More
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10. Duomo
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis 18th-century Baroque cathedral has a single nave with chapels and paintings on the sides. There are two altarpieces by local artist Francesco...Read More
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11. Duomo
Notable BuildingSovana extends from the Rocca Aldobrandesca at the eastern end of town to the imposing cathedral, built between the 10th and 14th century, in...Read More
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12. Eremo di Montesiepi
Religious Building/Site/ShrineBehind the church of San Galgano, a short climb brings you to this charming little chapel with frescoes by painter Ambrogio Lorenzetti (documented...Read More
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13. Foreste Casentinesi
Park (National/State/Provincial)A drive through the park, especially on the very winding 34-km (21-mile) road between the Monastero di Camaldoli and Santuario della Verna,...Read More
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14. Il Ponte della Maddalena
Bridge/TunnelIl Ponte della Maddalena is, oddly, also known as the Devil's Bridge. Commissioned in all likelihood by Matilde di Canossa (1046–1115), it was...Read More
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15. Necropoli del Puntone
RuinsPre-Etruscan tombs at this necropolis aren't kept up well, but they're interesting simply for their age, as they're even older than Saturnia...Read More
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16. Piazza dei Cavalieri
Castle/PalaceThe piazza, with its fine Renaissance Palazzo dei Cavalieri, Palazzo dell'Orologio, and Chiesa di Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri, was laid out...Read More
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17. Piazza dell'Anfiteatro Romano
RuinsHere's where the ancient Roman amphitheater once stood; some of the medieval buildings built over the amphitheater retain its original oval...Read More
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18. Piazza Grande
Plaza/SquareWith its irregular shape and sloping brick pavement, framed by buildings of assorted centuries, Arezzo's central piazza echoes Siena's Piazza...Read More
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19. Piazza Matteotti
Plaza/SquareGreve's gently sloping and asymmetrical central piazza is surrounded by an attractive arcade with shops of all kinds. In the center stands a...Read More
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20. Porta all'Arco Etrusco
RuinsEven if a good portion of the arch was rebuilt by the Romans, three dark and weather-beaten 4th-century-BC heads (thought to represent Etruscan...Read More
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