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did you say Tuscany? A visit here is a must

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

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.

Montalcino, a medieval village in the province of Siena, is a place that invites you to immerse yourself in a slow tourism experience. Its trails, such as the Brunello Crossing and the Granfondo del Brunello, offer the opportunity to explore the region both on foot and on two wheels. The well-preserved historic center of Montalcino can be explored on foot without difficulty. As you approach Montalcino, don't miss its fortress, one of the main attractions of the Val d'Orcia.

Excellent starting point for immersing yourself in the Tuscan dirt roads and in the landscapes of the collective imagination. A cyclist's paradise, provided that in the warm months it is well equipped with water resources (refueling fountains are scarce on the "Eroic" circuits).

Beautiful village, less famous than others, but also worth a visit.

I actually liked Pienza better than Montepulciano. But of course that's a matter of taste. Climbing the tower via the steep stairs or ladder is worth it because of the great view. At the end of the town towards Monticchiello there is a small shop on the left, alimentari, which sells delicacies, among other things. Wines from the region are available at reasonable prices. Closed on weekdays between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.

A stop in Buonconvento is absolutely recommended because it is a delightful small town. Stop for half an hour, tour the small village, have a coffee in the bars frequented by many cyclists and then set off again.