Siena, perhaps the loveliest of all Tuscan towns, is about forty-five minutes from Borgo Pignano and in the summer is the setting for the Palio - a famous horse race that has been run, since medieval times, around the cobbled, Piazza del Campo.
Siena, perhaps the loveliest of all Tuscan towns, is about forty-five minutes from Borgo Pignano and in the summer is the setting for the Palio - a famous horse race that has been run, since medieval times, around the cobbled, Piazza del Campo.
A little over an hour's drive from Borgo Pignano you’ll find Florence the cradle of Italian Renaissance and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The ancient village of Montepulciano stands between Valdichiana and Val d'Orcia. Perched on top of a hill, Montepulciano is a uniquely beautiful medieval town with elegant Renaissance palaces, ancient churches, lovely squares and charming hidden corners.
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