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If you are anywhere in Tuscany, a visit to Monteriggioni is a must. This tiny walled town, perched on a hill not far from Siena, boasts several restaurants, a Pratesi leather outlet, a beautiful little church, a couple of bars, a gelateria, gift shops and magnificent views of rolling Tuscan hills from the walkway along the top of the walls.... More

Described as a castle it seemed to us more like a walled city. Small but very strategically placed between Sienna and Florence it is worth a look if you are travelling nearby. There are a few little shops and a church in the centre and you can climb the walls for Euro 3 to get a view of the beautiful... More

We thought we would only go here passing by and spend an hour. Half a day later we left - glad we stopped for longer. We got the audio guide and walked the wall and went throught the city. You really got the feeling ofthe medieval city that would have been in the 13th Century. Also liked that it had... More

When you arrive from the motorway Firenze-Siena, you see the towers of the walled village, what a beautiful view! Once you get inside the walls, Monteriggioni is just the main street, the square, and the church, but is enough to taste how mediaeval time were in Italy. One of the "musts" in any itinerary in Tuscany. Not to be missed. More