Address: Via dell'Opio Nel Corso, 34, 53045 Montepulciano SI, Italy
Tel: +39 0578716373
Opening Hours – Thursday to Tuesday: 12.30PM - 2PM / 7.30PM - 9PM
Address: Via della Pace, 41A, 53042 Chianciano Terme, SI
Tel: +39 057830230
Opening Hours – Thursday to Tuesday: 12.30PM - 2.30PM / 7.30PM - 10.30PM
Address: Via Dante, 2, 53042 Chianciano Terme, SI
Tel: +39 057831073
Opening Hours – Monday to Sunday: 12PM - 3PM / 7.15PM - 11PM
Address: Via di Gracciano nel Corso, 94, Montepulciano, SI
Tel: +39 0578757948
Opening Hours – Tuesday to Sunday: 12.30PM - 2.30PM / 7PM - 10PM
Address: Via S. Luigi, 3, Monticchiello, SI
Tel: +39 0578755170
Opening Hours – Friday to Tuesday: 12.30PM – 2.30PM / 7PM – 9.30PM / Thursday: 7PM – 9.30PM
Address: Via di Voltaia Nel Corso, 14, 53045 Montepulciano SI, Italy
Tel: +39 0578440428
If you would like to book half or full day tours, our Guest Experience Team will be delighted to assist you and to share with you the best tailor-made proposals. Don’t hesitate to reach out to them via mail at a+z@sposiamovi.it.
WINE TASTINGS:
Address: Via Villa Bianca, 15, 53045 Montepulciano SI
Tel: +39 0578798046
Email: enoteca@salcheto.it
Address: 53045 Montepulciano (Siena)
Tel: +39 0578 757006
Email: info@contucci.it
Address: 53045 Montepulciano (SI) Via Ricci, 11
Tel: +39 0578 757166
Email: info@dericci.it
Address: Via di Martiena, 35, 53045, Montepulciano, SI
Tel: +39 0578716878
Email: info@cantinedei.com
Antinory Winery - Tenuta La Braccesca
Address: Via Stella di Valiano, 10, 53045 Montepulciano SI
Tel: +39 0578724252
Email: visite@labraccesca.it
Address: Strada delle Cavine e Valli, 79, 53042, Chianciano Terme SI
Tel: +39 3519834932
Email: wine@poggiodelmoro.it
COOKING CLASSES:
Address: Via Podere il Casale, 64, 53026, Pienza SI
Tel: +39 0578755109
Email: info@podereilcasale.it
Address: Via Provinciale di Montepulciano, 10, 53045, Montepulciano SI
Tel: +39 0578336377
Email: giacomo@cookingclasseslecaggiole.it
BIKE & VESPA TOURS:
Email: info@animatoscana.it
Email: info@vintagetours.it
HORSEBACK RIDING:
Podere Val d’Orcia - Tuscany Equestrian Center
Address: Via Val d’Orcia, 4, 53047, Sarteano, SI
E-mail: info@poderevaldorcia.com
Address: Via Castelvecchio, 53040, Contignano SI
Email: info@borgodicastelvecchio.it
— MONTEPULCIANO: located 20 minutes by car from the wedding venue
Famous worldwide for its San Giovese-based wine called “Vino Nobile”, Montepulciano is a medieval town of rare beauty that stands on top of a hill in Val d’Orcia, vaunting green landscapes marked by rolling hills, castle walls, ramparts and thermal springs.
Not to be missed in Montepulciano:
- Piazza Grande: Situated at the highest point in town, it is Montepulciano's center, dominated by the imposing tower and Gothic façade of the Palazzo Comunale (town hall).
- Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta: Located in the main square of the town, it contains masterpieces from the Sienese school.
- Pulcinella Tower: Head to the church of St. Agostino in the heart of Montepulciano, look up at the bell tower, Torre di Pulcinella, and you’ll see something unexpected! This is where the town’s statue of Pulcinella strikes a bell every hour.
- Sanctuary of Madonna di San Biagio: At the foot of the hill of Montepulciano, surrounded by cypress trees, sits this Renaissance church that overlooks the area.
— PIENZA: located 25 minutes by car from the wedding venue
Famous for its Renaissance architecture and panoramic views, this beautiful village is masterpiece of urban planning. Ochre-colored cobbled streets open to wide piazzas which house excellent restaurants serving Tuscan delights. The views from the town walls are some of the bests in Tuscany. Be here for sunset… trust us!
Here are the main attractions to consider during your visit:
- Palazzo Piccolomini: This Renaissance palace is one of the main points of interest in Pienza. You can explore the interiors, including the courtyard, chapel, and garden.
- Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta: This 15th-century cathedral features a richly decorated interior and beautiful frescoes and artworks that adorn the church.
- Town Hall: Located in Piazza Pio II, the Town Hall is another historically significant building that offers a panoramic view of the town and the surrounding countryside.
— SAN QUIRICO D'ORCIA: located 25 minutes by car from the wedding venue
Nestled at the very heart of Val d’Orcia along the famous Via Francigena, a delightful Etruscan hamlet, a pearl of Tuscany not to be missed.
Here are some suggestions to help you explore the walled town:
- Collegiata Church of Saints Quirico and Giulitta: An authentic Romanesque jewel in the historical center near Palazzo Chigi.
- Horti Leonini: Set between medieval walls, a superb example of the Italian garden and an architectural heritage of the Tuscan Renaissance, characterized by perfect symmetries and green labyrinths.
- Madonna di Vitaleta Chapel: Today one of the most photographed locations in all of Tuscany, this small chapel is surrounded by unspoiled countryside and Tuscan cypresses on top of a hill, a few kilometers from the historical village.
— BAGNO VIGNONI: located 20 minutes by car from the wedding venue
A timeless enchanted hamlet, the only village in the word developed around a very special “water square.” What makes this picturesque village truly unique is its enchanting square, featuring an ancient stone tub filled with spring water flowing at a constant temperature of 49°C. Renowned for its therapeutic benefits since Etruscan and Roman times, this spot is perfect for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation for both body and mind.
— MONTALCINO: located 40 minutes by car from the wedding venue
A gem of history and art; a terrace that looks over the Val d'Orcia; one of the world's great wine towns famous for its Brunello di Montalcino, made of 100% San Giovese.
Let’s explore the beauties of these ancient hamlet:
- Cathedral of Santissimo Salvatore: A classic stone cathedral located in the historic center of town, built atop an older Romanesque parish church.
- Abbey of Sant’ Antimo: A mystic place surrounded by a whispering silence, a Benedictine monastery in Romanesque style, founded by Carlo Magno and located in Castelnuovo dell'Abate, near the historical center.
- The Fortress: A monument rich in history and symbol of the last glorious defense of the Republic of Siena in 1555 against the Florentine Hispanic troops.
— SIENA: located 1 hour and 20 minutes by car from the wedding venue
Siena is a city where time seems to stand still, and even a day's visit can provide a deep appreciation for its rich history and culture. This medieval city will leave you breathless from the moment its ancient walls come into view on the horizon.
Here are some must-see suggestions to include in your itinerary:
- Piazza del Campo: Start your day in the heart of Siena at the iconic Piazza del Campo. This shell-shaped square is one of Europe's greatest medieval squares and is the center of the city's social and cultural life. Admire the Palazzo Pubblico and its Torre del Mangia, both of which you can enter in if you have time.
- Torre del Mangia: If you're up for it, climb the Torre del Mangia for breathtaking panoramic views of Siena. It's quite a climb, but the view of the city and surrounding Tuscan landscape are well worth it. TICKETS & INFORMATION
- Palazzo Pubblico: Explore the Palazzo Pubblico, which houses the Civic Museum with remarkable frescoes, including Ambrogio Lorenzetti's "Allegory of Good and Bad Government." TICKETS & INFORMATION
Cathedral: Visit the stunning Siena Cathedral, a masterpiece of Italian Romanesque-Gothic architecture, where you can admire works of Donatello and Michelangelo. Be sure to see the Piccolomini Library, with the stunning frescos of Pinturicchio. Also, there is the chance to make the “The Door of Heaven” walk with a visit on the top of the cathedral for an amazing view all over the city. Last, but not least, there is a stunning floor that it is open only few months per year… will you be lucky enough to see it? TICKETS & INFORMATION
— FLORENCE: located 1 hour and 40 minutes by car from the wedding venue
Celebrated as the birthplace of Renaissance, Florence is home to many of its most famous artistic treasures. The city is an open-air museum that amazes and remains in the heart of those who visit it.
Please find below the most popular attractions of this amazing city:
- Uffizi Museum: the greatest Italian painters Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo, Raffaello, Michelangelo, Tiziano, Caravaggio, exhibited in one of the main art museums in the world. TICKETS & INFORMATION
- Piazza Duomo: the entrance in the square is for free, so no need to buy tickets if you only want to visit the outside. If, instead, you wish to enter into the famous Duomo you can find available tickets HERE.
- Palazzo Vecchio: home to the City Council, built for the Medici Family, this palace is one of the must-see places in Florence: the Salone dei 500 is a masterpiece not to be missed. TICKETS & INFORMATION
- Main Churches: Santa Maria Novella (WEBSITE) and Santa Croce (WEBSITE) are beautiful and important churches in Florence that are really worth a visit. In addition, if you want to discover a real gem, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Abbey San Miniato al Monte (WEBSITE) that, from its long staircase, let you admire one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the city.
- Piazzale Michelangelo: located on a hill close to the city center, this is without any doubt one of the best viewpoints to admire Florence and in all its splendor.
- Ponte Vecchio: the oldest bridge of the city, full jewelries, which overlooks the famous river Arno.