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Museum of Diffused Art on the Via Francigena In collaboration with the I Cinque Archi Community Cooperative of Ponte d'Arbia and the Fili Intrecciati Association , for the Jubilee Year of 2025, a museum of scattered art was organized and promoted along the Siena stretch of the Via Francigena. The works were created over the years by sculptors (mostly Japanese) who participated in the annual sculpture symposium in Ponte d'Arbia and donated by them to the area. This has enhanced one of the most popular stretches for wayfarers and pilgrims: the Valdarbia. The Good Samaritan was created by Flavio Corsi.

Stunning hills and views

The Walking Wolf

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End of the beautiful gravel road of Serravalle, which leads to the small village of Pinte d'Arbia where there is a small bar A Modo Mio Caffè, excellent for refreshments and lunches

The name is due to the bridge that crosses the Arbia stream. The place has been documented since the early Middle Ages as it lies along the route of the ancient Via Francigena. Particularly in the itinerary of Sigeric, Archbishop of Canterbury, the place represented the fourteenth stage (Submansio) and was then called Arbia. The bridge that gives its name to the city was built by the municipality of Siena in 1388 and rebuilt in 1656 under Prince Mattia de' Medici, governor of Siena.

Slope of 4 to 6%; 35 elevation meters over 900 meters, past Agriturismo Pieve a Sprenna

Between Buonconvento and Monteroni d'Arbia, Ponte d'Arbia is known for its ancient bridge and presence along the Via Francigena. The place evokes the memory of Henry VII of Luxembourg and houses a contemporary church from 1969.