Famiglia Poggiani

Viale G. Di Vittorio,286

 Chianciano Terme (SI)

               Italy

   Tel.+39057863704

  P.IVA 00251640520

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Chiusi

The Etruscan origin is still visible. The visit to the Etruscan National Museum with the excursion to the tombs at only 3 km.(Pellegrina’s Tomb, Lion’s Tomb and Monkey’s Tomb) is advised and it’s possible to enter in the “Porsenna’s Maze”, a tangled system of underground passages that lead to the reservior of the I° century B.C.

www.comune.chiusi.si.it

 

 

Montepulciano

The Noble wine of Montepulciano and its wine cellars (accesible) give to the renaissance city a added value. The big street in the middle starts from “Porta del Prato” leads to “Piazza Grande” through various urban stratifications of the city from the Etruscan age (stones to death to the base of Palazzo Bucelli) to the closing of the '500 (Avignonesi, Cocconi, Tarugi, Contucci Palaces) until the baroque episodes of the '600/'700. Then there is the evocative S.Biagio’s Temple of Antonio da Sangallo il Vecchio (1518-1580), symbol of the city with its imposing construction and its perfect dome. .

 

In Sant' Albino (3 km. from Chianciano) there are baths for the inalathories therapies for bronchitises, rhinitises, sinusitides, infiammations of the pharynx and bronchial asthma.

 

www.termemontepulciano.it

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At 6 km. the visit to the medieval village of Monticchiello is advised.

 

 

Pienza

The city blooms thanks to its illustrious citizen Pope Pio II (Enea Silvio Piccolomini) that transforms the village with the aid of “Il Rossellino”, that structure the village cutting the main way, rich of buildings-symbol,with secondary ways like “Via del Bacio, dell’Amore o del Balzello, that flow on a panoramic view of the Val d' Orcia. To visit: the Cathedral, the Communal Palace, the Episcopal Palace and its characteristic shops where the famous Pecorino cheese can be acquired.

 

www.pienza.info

 

 

San Filippo

S.Filippo Bagni is at the foot of Amiata mount, at about 20 km. from Chianciano Terme.It’s a true thermal village with a jewel: “Il Fosso Bianco”.The baths, dipped in the green, they are bathed from a warm water torrent with one advanced temperature to 40° C., that with passing of the years has given life to one gigantic sculpture (Il Fosso Bianco),a very beatiful show con ed puddles formed by the small river. The plant and its swimming pool have obtained the quality certification as far as it concern the osteoarticular pathologies and the respiratory ways.

 

www.termesanfilippo.it

 

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Bagno Vignoni

It’s a medieval village renewed thanks to gushing out of the waters found again from the thermal sink that reach in the bathtub of sources and covers the park of the four mills in sequence along the evocative limestone cliff. In the heart of the village the ancient bathtub, where also Saint Caterina plunged, still today gives off warm vapor giving fascination and value to this city.

www.piscinavaldisole.it

 

 

 

San Casciano Bagni

 

In San Casciano Bagni, at the slopes of the Amiata mount, rises the thermal station “Fonteverde” with the widest offers’range and the best medical personal of Europe. Three near swimming pools fed by 42 sources, with infinity of particular spaces for massages, saunas, Turkish baths and two full equipped gymnasiums. A true spa where a bath in medicinal waters becomes a unique and an irrenounceable experience. The mud-baths is advised for the arthrosis, arthritis and traumatology.

 

www.fonteverdespa.com

 

 

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VALDICHIANA OUTLET VILLAGE

200 stores of great trademarks discounted all the year until 70% between which choosing walking in a Tuscan village with squares,streets and arcades.

A1 Motorway exit Valdichiana - Foiano della Chiana S.P.327 Siena - Perugia (exit Bettolle)