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Historic Fountains

Piazza del Campo

Siena

Europe's greatest medieval scallop-shaped square

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A narrow, sunlit cobblestone street in an old European town, featuring tall, weathered buildings with arched doorways, shuttered windows, and laundry hanging from balconies.
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History & Heritage

Borgo di Volterra (Old Town)

Volterra

Medieval hilltop town with Etruscan origins

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Food & Gastronomy

Casa di Francesca (Casa del Planeto)

Cortona

Ristorante and cooking school in Castiglione del Lago

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An interior room with elaborate Renaissance-style frescoes on the walls and a coffered ceiling, featuring allegorical figures, draped curtains, and architectural illusions; a wooden table sits in the foreground, and an exit sign is visible near a
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History & Heritage

Casa di Giorgio Vasari

Arezzo

Former home of Giorgio Vasari, featuring his frescoes

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A formal garden with tall Italian cypress trees, rose bushes, and a potted palm in the foreground, set against a backdrop of historic brick buildings including a church with a bell tower and a cross.
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Palazzo Vescovile Gardens

Pienza

Renaissance bishop's palace gardens in Pienza

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A circular stone memorial plaque embedded in a paved square, inscribed with Latin text commemorating the execution of Fra Girolamo Savonarola and his followers on May 23, 1498.
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Historic Palaces

Piazza della Signoria

Florence

Renaissance square with open-air sculpture museum

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A low-angle photograph of the Pisa Baptistery of St. John, a large circular Romanesque building with white and grey striped marble walls, a terracotta-tiled dome, and a prominent central entrance, situated on a green lawn under a cloudy sky.
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Baptistery of St. John

Pisa

Italy's largest baptistery in Pisa's Piazza dei Miracoli

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Historic Districts

Borgo San Lorenzo

Montepulciano

Medieval town in Tuscany's Mugello countryside

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A wide, elliptical cobblestone piazza at dusk, surrounded by multi-story yellow and ochre buildings with shuttered windows and ground-floor cafes with white umbrellas; a person stands near a chalkboard menu in the foreground.
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Historic Arenas

Piazza dell'Anfiteatro

Lucca

Elliptical square built on Roman amphitheater ruins

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A twilight view of the Florence Cathedral (Duomo) and its bell tower illuminated against a dusky sky, seen from an elevated vantage point over the city's rooftops with hills in the background.
Scenic Viewpoints

Piazzale Michelangelo

Florence

1869 terrace with panoramic views of Florence

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Museums & Culture

Teatro Comunale di Siena

Siena

Historic opera house in Siena's Piazza del Campo

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Cultural Centers

Lucca Comics & Games

Lucca

Europe's premier comic and gaming festival in Lucca

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