Points of interest

The bulk of Palazzo Spini Feroni dominates piazza Santa Trinita and its construction dates back to the end of the 13th century, possibly to a design by Lapo Tedesco. It is a three-storey building...

While walking on piazza Santa Croce one's attention is captured by the facade of this palace, very unusual and very beautiful. It is the Palazzo dell'Antella or degli Antellesi, located on the right...

The religious building, known by the name of Sanctus Bartholomoeus de Bono-Solatio, due to its sunny location, is mentioned for the first time in 1084, but it seems to have been founded by Marquis Ugo...

Not far from Fortezza da Basso, the Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity of Christ was built at the end of the 19th century, strongly desired by the daughter of Tsar Nicholas I. The crypt (lower...

Semifonte, from Summo Fons, is a place in the heart of the Valdelsa, crossroads of the main trade routes of the Middle Ages. It was then, in the mid 12th century, when Federico Barbarossa came to...

The first mention of the Pieve di San Giovanni Battista a Remole, located in the heart of the village of Sieci, dates back to the year 935. Between the 12th and 13th century, in the place of the old...

Piazza Potente, with its beautiful 16th-century loggias, is located in the historical centre of Reggello. This is where 'Rigellus' was built, near the Resco torrent where three streets met: the Cassia...

You enter the square from Borgo San Frediano, Borgo Stella, via Santa Monaca and Piazza Piattellina. The name refers to the Carmelite church, Santa Maria del Carmine, which dominates the square...

The Parish Church of San Pietro a Pitiana (Donnini), in Romanesque style with a 16th-century portico, houses paintings by Ridolfo Del Ghirlandaio (16th century) and offers a wonderful panoramic view...

The church of San Michele a Volognano preserves a very lovely Madonna and Child that is attributed to Lorenzo di Bicci, of the end of the 14th century and formerly part of a triptych that was...