Abbadia San Salvatore
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Abbadia San Salvatore, a village on Mount Amiata, combines a thousand-year-old abbey, medieval lanes, a mining heritage and the Ricciolina
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Abbadia San Salvatore, a village on Mount Amiata, combines a thousand-year-old abbey, medieval lanes, a mining heritage and the Ricciolina
The Crastatone of Piancastagnaio is an ancestral village festival in the heart of Mount Amiata, centered on roasted chestnuts and new wine
An ancient Tuscan volcano covered by the largest beech forest in Europe, with thermal springs, forest bathing and hikes through the seasons
Flagship product of Mount Amiata, the IGP chestnut is harvested in autumn in chestnut groves on volcanic soil and is processed into flour
The Porcino dell'Amiata is a wild mushroom named after the Amiata forest massif, to be enjoyed pan-fried or in local dishes
Hiking trail on the slopes of Monte Amiata, a volcanic massif whose waters resurface as springs throughout the region [cascate-del-mulino.it](https://www.cascate-del-mulino.it/en/)
An address for gastronomy and local products in Pescina, in the Maremma, whose exact nature remains to be confirmed
Sagra del Marrone: chestnut festival in a medieval village, with local crafts and a festive village atmosphere
The Sagra del Picio in Seggiano celebrates handmade dough made from flour, water and olive oil, with DOP and IGP local products at the heart of Monte Amiata
The Festa dell'Unità dell'Amiata in the Grosseto area of Amiata brings together every year in Castel del Piano debates, music, dance evenings and local cuisine at the Dancing Kronos
The Torre Aldobrandesca is climbed on foot from the old centre of Arcidosso and offers, at 28 m, a 360° panorama over the Amiata
A history museum installed in the medieval Rocca of Arcidosso, enriched by the archaeological finds of Castel Vaiolo to read the Amiata and the Maremma
Museum of oriental art and culture housed in the Palazzo della Cancelleria, within the Rocca complex, in Arcidosso
Space dedicated to the Giurisdavidic movement, with objects and documents, housed in the Rocca d'Arcidosso complex, of which it forms the third historical thread
A medieval fortress overlooking the rooftops of Arcidosso, taken by the Sienese in 1331 after a siege by Guidoriccio da Fogliano, it now houses three museums
In Arcidosso, this medieval church in the old town is discovered in the narrow lanes that climb towards the Rocca, like a peaceful stop
Ancient gate that bears the trace of Arcidosso's fortifications and marks the climb up to the Rocca Aldobrandesca
A medieval village on Mount Amiata, attested as early as 860, where you climb from lane to lane up to the Rocca overlooking the rooftops
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RestaurantsOù manger autour d'Abbadia San Salvatore5 restaurants à moins de 12 km
Wine tastingsDégustations autour d'Abbadia San Salvatore3 dégustations à moins de 12 km
AgriturismosAgriturismos autour d'Abbadia San Salvatore16 agriturismos à moins de 12 km
AccommodationsOù dormir autour d'Abbadia San Salvatore15 hébergements à moins de 12 kmQuestions fréquentes
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