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A walk through the streets of Santa Fiora to discover the masterpieces by Della Robbia and churches on the water. Santa Fiora, suspended between water and music, is one of the mountain villages clinging to Monte Amiata. Since 2016, it has obtained the Orange Flag for tourism, recognition that is renewed every year thanks to the shared ...
Feb 2, 2024 · Accademia Gallery: Priority Entrance Ticket. €26.50. A trip to Santa Fiora must absolutely start from its most beautiful and iconic attraction, something as evocative as rare: it’s Peschiera di Santa Fiora, the perfect subject to photograph for your postcard from this gem on Mount Amiata!
Located on the southern slope of Monte Amiata and surrounded by chestnut trees, Santa Fiora’s extensive historic centre is spread over a trachyte hill and is split into three neighbourhoods: Castello, Borgo and Montecatino. Once in the Castello district, the impressive Sforza Cesarini’s Palazzo del Conte, now the offices of the town hall ...
Santa Fiora, a medieval town situated at the foot of Monte Amiata, is regarded as one of the most beautiful natural environments in Italy. The county of Santa Fiora was a small historical state of southern Tuscany. Together with the county of Sovana, it was one of the two subdivisions into which the possessions of the Aldobrandeschi, then lords ...
Oct 5, 2017 · A relaxing visit to the characteristic hamlet of Santa Fiora Castle district. Our visit to Santa Fiora starts in the Terziere di Castello (the Castle district), in piazza Garibaldi, where you can admire some of the structures relating to the ancient Castle of the Aldobrandeschi. The main remains of the castle are the two towers that still stand ...
Orange Flag of the Italian Touring Club. Surrounded by chestnut trees, on the southern side of Mount Amiata, the historic centre of Santa Fiora is divided into three thirds. The oldest part of the town is the Tertiere Castello, with remains of Aldobrandeschi buildings, then you pass the Porticciola to reach the Tertiere Borgo where the Jewish ...
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From the traditional fiaccole on December 30th, the very New Year’s Eve in Santa Fiora, to the Santa Fiora in musica Festival, passing through the dead Carnival of Marroneto, or the Canta Fiora between April 25th and May 1st. And also, then the procession of the Crosses, on May 3rd, with the exchange of cedars between lovers, or the magic of ...
