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Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta The church, dating to the twelfth century, has a plain rectangular plan with a wall covering in square stones. Outside the massive portal is embellished with decorations, maybe originating from the Abbazia di Sant'Antimo. The gabled bell tower and the vestry are original, too. The apse is crowned with corbels and decorated with suspended arches. On the left side there is another monumental portal whose arch is supported by two columns and contains a decorated shape. The extremely plain interior is lit up by narrow slits, one in the apse.

The Montesiepi Hermitage was built immediately after the saint's death, over the ancient hut where San Galgano lived during his last year (1181). The hermitage was consecrated in 1185 by the bishop of Volterra, Ildebrando Pannocchieschi. The small complex consists of the circular church interrupted only by the small apse, the chapel with frescoes by Lorenzetti, and the entrance porch. In the porch, look down to the left and look for an "original" medieval plaque that reminds the pilgrim... that he must die and that life is short. The original church was circular, then the entrance hall was added in 1200. The bell tower and Lorenzetti's chapel were added in the following century. The rectory dates back to the 18th century. The dome, constructed from alternating rows of white stones, is extremely elegant. Inside the Hermitage, in the center of the Rotonda, there is the famous Sword of San Galgano, stuck in the rock for over 800 years.

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a truly unique and evocative village, worth seeing

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a really super corner, the view that presents itself here is something spectacular and you would like to stop time

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the white roads, the real ones here in Tuscany will steal your heart

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did you say Tuscany? A visit here is a must

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Beautiful trails in a suggestive environment immersed in Tuscan nature

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Wonderful ancient village, with spectacular views of the Val D'Orcia.

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Spectacular Medieval Village with a wonderful view of the Val D'Orcia

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Beautiful views of vineyards and dirt roads.

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Pienza is a little gem...you can't miss visiting it.

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Built in the 13th century in Gothic style and dedicated to the saint from Chiusdino, today it is completely in ruins: only the walls remain standing, with the apse still in evidence, perfectly facing east, while on the upper part of the facade there are two pointed windows. The roof of the Abbey of San Galgano is no longer there today. The "official" version says that it deteriorated and then fell over the centuries, while an alternative version, according to some legend and according to others truth, states that it was originally made of lead, and was sold by Girolamo Vitelli in 1550. Whatever the truth behind the roof of the abbey, after some restoration attempts that went badly, at the end of the 18th century it was deconsecrated and left to the elements until the present day. The ruins of the Abbey of San Galgano, with its profile still intact and immersed in the Tuscan countryside, offer a truly incredible and particular view. In addition to the roof, the floor is also missing, which during the summer turns into a grassy blanket, while you can still see a transept with three naves and 4 chapels with cross vaults. Next to the Abbey of San Galgano there is the cloister, which was rebuilt at the beginning of the last century, using the original materials. Some accessory rooms are also very beautiful, which can also be visited with the entrance ticket to the abbey, including the chapter house, where the monks originally met to deliberate the main rules of the community, and the scriptorium, which was the place where the monks copied the manuscripts.

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Wonderful road, very shaded and perfect in the summer months. Road with little traffic.

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You have to have been there at least once.

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Definitely worth the trip.. beautiful scenery at every turn!

here are the white roads!!!!!!!!

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interrupted path

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San Quirico is located on a small rise and has preserved its 12th century ramparts and monumental gates. Late in the Middle Ages the place gained importance thanks to the Via Francigena that ran through the Orcia valley and reached the city. San Quirco was Sigeric's 12th stop.

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The statue of Tazio Giorgio Nuvolari in San Quirico d'Orcia is a monument in honor of this famous Italian motorcycle and racing driver from the 1920s and 1930s. The monument was erected relatively recently, in 2011. Nuvolari, nicknamed the “Great Mantuan”, was a friend of Enzo Ferrari and winner of many races in Italy. It is located in San Quirico d'Orcia, because one of his "Thousand Mile" races passed through this city. On Tazio Nuvolari's grave it is written: "The last of the greats, the first of the moderns."

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This segment is the last part of the ascent of the Poggio Gambocci from Torrenieri. It is 3.8 kilometers long and covers 94 meters of elevation with an average gradient of 2.5%. The steepest 100m is 10.8%. The top of the climb is at an altitude of 330 meters. This is a 5th category slope.

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