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Onward to Montepulciano, an open-air gallery showcasing the splendor of the Italian Renaissance. Known for its Vino Nobile, the town is steeped in art and architecture, with the Temple of San Biagio standing majestically as a hallmark of Renaissance design.
The historic center is adorned with Renaissance palaces that narrate the story of a city influential in Tuscan culture and politics. Below the town, the ancient cellars carved into tuff offer tourists a unique opportunity to savor wines born from a longstanding tradition and exceptional terroir.