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An 11th-century Vallombrosan abbey in Montalcino with Romanesque architecture and a 12th-century crypt.
Churches Chiesa della Madonna del Latte A sixteenth-century church on Via Osticcio, the old road to the Maremma, remodelled in 1756.
Churches Chiesa della Madonna del Soccorso A Montalcino church tied to the 1553 siege, housing artworks by Tamagni and Vanni alongside an 1850 Agati organ. 10 places covered in Montalcino
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An 11th-century Vallombrosan abbey in Montalcino with Romanesque architecture and a 12th-century crypt.
A sixteenth-century church on Via Osticcio, the old road to the Maremma, remodelled in 1756.
A Montalcino church tied to the 1553 siege, housing artworks by Tamagni and Vanni alongside an 1850 Agati organ.
Historic Montalcino church featuring 17th-century marble altars and paintings by Ventura Salimbeni.
A 14th-century Gothic church in Montalcino featuring Sienese frescoes attributed to Bartolo di Fredi.
Seat of a medieval lay company, reopened in 1872 with a sixteenth-century fresco of the Madonna della Provvidenza.
The Neoclassical co-cathedral of Montalcino, rebuilt in the 19th century on the site of an 11th-century church.
Castelnuovo dell'Abate's parish church keeps two frescoes by Ventura Salimbeni, one dated 1597.
Fourteenth-century church of San Giovanni d'Asso, home to thirty saints' relics and the "scricchio" rite.
An ancient parish church in Montalcino documented since 650, featuring Romanesque and early medieval elements.
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