Pienza

Pienza's Historic Centre showcases Pope Pius II's Renaissance ideal city vision with harmonious architecture. Explore cobblestone streets, the Cathedral and Palazzo Piccolomini, and sample the town's famous pecorino cheese.

Pope Pius II's Renaissance masterpiece showcases harmonious Gothic elements and luminous three-nave design. Arrive early to admire the 15th-century Sienese paintings and enjoy panoramic Tuscan views from the corridor.

This Renaissance masterpiece, designed by Bernardo Rossellino in 1459, showcases perfect architectural harmony at Pienza's heart. Explore the cathedral's artworks and enjoy sweeping Tuscan views from the elegant terrace.

This 10th-century Romanesque church features a circular bell tower and Pope Pius II's baptismal font. Inside, soft light illuminates ancient stone carvings across its three-naved interior.

This former monastery in the Tuscan hills showcases remarkable Renaissance frescoes in a tranquil setting. Savor authentic regional cuisine while staying overnight in the historic stone buildings.

This Renaissance masterpiece was Pope Pius II's summer residence, designed by Bernardo Rossellino. From its hanging gardens, savor breathtaking panoramic views across the Val d'Orcia's rolling Tuscan landscape.

The Palazzo Vescovile showcases a captivating collection of religious art from the 14th-15th centuries. Admire Pietro Lorenzetti's Madonna di Monticchiello while exploring eleven rooms filled with sacred treasures.

You can study the exhibits at Artemisia Gallery, a museum with a story of its own, during your trip to Pienza. While you're here, you can savor the wineries.