MuseumsMuseums of sacred artMuseums of sacred artMuseum of Sacred Art – Montespertoli11 Jul 2015Located just outside Montespertoli, in the historic Church of San Piero in Mercato, the museum displays artworks, sculptures, decorations and goldwork…
The Church of San Piero in Mercato6 Jul 2015The Church, consacrated in 1057, is one of the oldest in the Valdelsa region and together with the nearby village of Lucardo,…
Museums of art and archeologyMuseums of art and archeologyThe Jerusalem of S. Vivaldo30 Jun 2015This particular shrine, also known as Tuscan Jerusalem, can be found just a few kilometres from Montaione in the middle…
MuseumsMuseumsMuseums of art and archeologySanta Verdiana Museum29 Jun 2015Just a short distance from the Sanctuary dedicated to Saint Verdiana, protector of Castelfiorentino, this museum displays works of art, furnishings…
The Church of San Leonardo29 Jun 2015This Church stands next to the Villa Medicea in Cerreto Guidi, where the family of the Grand Duke could directly access…
The Churches of the Montalbano24 Jun 2015The hills of the Montalbano, a crossroads for pilgrims and travellers since ancient times, are still today dotted with churches and…
Places of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithPlaces of FaithThe Churches of Poggio Salamartano14 Jun 2015The hill of Salamartano is the highest point of the city, where the Salamarzana Castle stood in the Middle Ages and…
Sanctuary of Santa Verdiana11 Jun 2015A short distance from the Church of San Francesco, in the centre of Castelfiorentino, this church has been dedicated for…
Art and CultureCollegiate Church of Saint Andrea11 Jun 2015The characteristic facade of this church, with its white and green marble is reminiscent of other examples of the Florentine…
Art and CultureArt and CultureArt and CultureArt and CultureThe Church of Santa Maria a Chianni8 Jun 2015Remembered at the end of the 10th Century by the Archbishop Sigerico of Canterbury as the twentieth stopping point along…