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Central to Pienza is its main square, flanked by emblematic structures like the Cathedral and Piccolomini Palace, creating an architectural ensemble of remarkable elegance. The quaint, winding streets—adorned with artisan shops—offer visitors a chance to acquire local delights, including the famed Pecorino di Pienza, a cheese celebrated for its distinctive taste and rich dairy heritage.
The Unique Charm of Pitigliano
Traveling south, we find Pitigliano, perched precariously on a tufa cliff and known as the "Little Jerusalem" due to its historic Jewish community. This magical village, linked by narrow streets and ancient passageways, reveals hidden tunnels that add to its charm.