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1. www.visittuscany.com › en › towns-and-villagesCertaldo - Visit Tuscany

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   Certaldo is located within the territory of the Empoli area of Valdelsa: the classic Tuscan landscape, dominated by the gentle countryside, with alternating woodlands and cultivated fields nestled into the landscape with traditional crops, vines and olive trees.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › CertaldoCertaldo - Wikipedia

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   Certaldo (Italian pronunciation: [tʃerˈtaldo]) is a town and comune (municipality) of Tuscany, Italy, in the Metropolitan City of Florence, located in the middle of Valdelsa. It is about 35 kilometres (22 mi) southwest of the Florence Cathedral (50 minutes by rail and 35 minutes by car from the city), and 40 minutes by rail north of Siena .

4. lovefromtuscany.com › certaldo-altoCertaldo Alto, Tuscany, Italy - What to see and do in the ...

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   • Palazzo Pretorio
   • Church of Ss. Jacopo and Filippo
   • Museum of Sacred Art
   • Museum Casa Boccaccio

   Seat of the government and the court of justice, it also used to house the prisons. The magnificent facade is lit up by stone and glazed terracotta coats of arms, including some by the Della Robbia workshop. Today it hosts contemporary art exhibitions, where modern works line its ancient frescoed walls. The building is a fascinating place to visit,...

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   This 13th century single nave church is a peaceful space with a magnificent wooden crucifix standing guard over it. It’s a ‘triumphant Christ’, with eyes wide open, dating back to the 14th century. There’s a fresco by Memmo di Filippuccio, “Virgin and Child between Saint James and Peter”. Boccaccio (1313-1375), the influential author of the “Decame...

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   A small but fascinating museum attached to the church, with some Medieval paintingsand a collection of religious objects and vestments.

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   This house-tower is where Boccaccio choose to live out his last years. Today it’s an important learning centre dedicated to the writer, with an extensive library and copies of his works. There’s a idealised portrait of Boccaccio on the first floor, by Pietro Benvenuti from the early 19th century. The highlight of a visit is the climb to the top of ...

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5. www.discovertuscany.com › tuscany-destinationsCertaldo, the perfect lookout between Florence & Pisa

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   Certaldo is the type of hilltop town that one traditionally associates with Tuscany: peaceful, timeless and inviting. Filled with local curiosities and historic buildings, a tale of conquering families, poets and quiet streets for beautiful photo opportunities.

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6. www.italythisway.com › places › certaldoCertaldo, Italy: places to visit in the medieval Tuscany town ...

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   The town of Certaldo is in the Chianti region of central Tuscany, about 35 kilometres south-west of Florence. It is a small town of medieval origin in Tuscany, which developed in the Val d'Elsa in a location that has been settled since ancient times.

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   Around 20 km west of the Chianti hills, Certaldo is a 2-storey town with a perfectly preserved medieval centre. Almost everything you'll want to see is in the upper town, Certaldo Alto, divided from larger Certaldo Basso by a funicular railway… and a few thousand years of history.

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   Where is Certaldo in Italy?

   • Around 20 km west of the Chianti hills, Certaldo is a 2-storey town with a perfectly preserved medieval centre. Almost everything you'll want to see is in the upper town, Certaldo Alto, divided from larger Certaldo Basso by a funicular railway… and a few thousand years of history.

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   Where is Certaldo Alto?

   • Certaldo Alto is a perfectly preserved Medieval walled town situated in the province of Florence in Tuscany. It’s a quaint and charming town with some beautifully preserved Medieval architecture and a relaxed atmosphere. It also boasts unbeatable views from the top of Casa Boccaccio tower.

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   Is Certaldo a good place to visit?

   • The old part of town is called Certaldo Alto and is accessible easily by a funicular railway. History and tranquility are abundant in Certaldo, which offers a quieter pace than the larger Tuscan cities but is still easy to access by car, bus, and train. Certaldo is worth a stop on any trip through Tuscany’s Val d’Elsa.

   Certaldo – Top Things to Do in the Town of Boccaccio

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   What is Certaldo Alto famous for?

   • It also boasts unbeatable views from the top of Casa Boccaccio tower. The town of Certaldo is in the Val d’Elsa and Certaldo Alto is its Medieval walled centre, perched on a hill above the modern part of town.

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   How to get to Certaldo Alto?

   • Certaldo Alto, the Medieval part of the town, is accessible by car only to residents. As a visitor, you can find parking outside of the walls of town or in Certaldo Basso. From there, you can access Certaldo Alto by foot or by using the Certaldo funicular – a 427ft funicular railway designed to transport people up and down the 50m slope.

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   Where did Certaldo come from?

   • Certaldo’s origins — at least, its small medieval centre up the hill — are Etruscan . This Tuscan town reappears on the pages of history in the mid-1100s, when an Imperial edict places its castle under hereditary control of the Alberti counts.

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9. italytravelsecrets.com › certaldoCertaldo – Top Things to Do in the Town of Boccaccio

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   Feb 7, 2023 · From the ancient streets of Certaldo Alto to the legacy of Giovanni Boccaccio, this Tuscan gem is a testament to Italy’s rich past. Whether exploring its historic sites, enjoying its renowned red onions, or simply soaking in the panoramic views, Certaldo provides an unforgettable experience.