Walls of Monteriggioni
Walls of Monteriggioni
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Laurie C
Tucson, AZ34 contributions
Sep. 2023 • Couples
We loved our visit to this beautiful walled village, with panoramic mountain views and San Gimignano in the distance. A ticket to “walk the wall” is worth it and offers scenic views and photo opportunities. There are some lovely restaurants and shops, with interesting items I hadn’t seen elsewhere. My personal favorite part of the visit was a garden that was abundant with singing birds. Magical!
Written September 15, 2023
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G.B.
871 contributions
Sep. 2021
"Monteriggion di torri si corona". so Dante speaks of this beautiful village. Its walls will make you live the experience of the patrol that the knights did during the Middle Ages. P.S. If you have played assassin's creed 2, you will have the distinct feeling that you have already walked on those walls without ever having visited the city.
Written November 9, 2021
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AlbertSalichs
Manresa, Spain11,469 contributions
Aug. 2019 • Family
Walls of Monteriggioni surrounds all this little town in Tuscany Region, in the center of Italy. In fact, you can park close to the walls and it is your first vision of the town. Also, when you enter in the town, you can go up in some parts of the walls, walk on them and see very beautiful views of surroundings, Tuscany land. Really, it is a very good place to come with children, because they can enjoy a lot playing, running, seeing the views always without cars.
(See also Castello Monteriggioni and Centro Storico di Monteriggioni)
(See also Castello Monteriggioni and Centro Storico di Monteriggioni)
Written May 18, 2020
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msphoto9
Medina, OH7 contributions
Oct. 2019
This was one of our stops on a wine tour and the view was incredible. The town has some great places to eat and shop. Everyone was welcoming.
Written March 10, 2020
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Jamie B
Oostkapelle, The Netherlands20 contributions
Dec. 2019 • Family
Tourists with little time and a checklist may want to give this a miss. We were staying closeby and weren't up to anything major. We got more than what we expected. View was awesome, tiny church was enough for us to say our family prayers and walk around didnt take long but i scored me real leather boots for 45euros at one of the shoe shops/factory. The while place was just charming at sunset and it was when there was more light.
Written January 16, 2020
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seattlesez
Seattle, WA462 contributions
Oct. 2019
There are two lots as I recall. The lower lot is huge
and should have parking availability even on busy days.
The upper lot is much closer. It had some sort of indication of free spaces. You claim a ticket... you must validate the ticket BEFORE exiting. We got in on a cloudy day in October
and should have parking availability even on busy days.
The upper lot is much closer. It had some sort of indication of free spaces. You claim a ticket... you must validate the ticket BEFORE exiting. We got in on a cloudy day in October
Written October 13, 2019
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christopher k
Salernes, France134 contributions
Sep. 2019
well woth the small charge which includes the museum next to the church . amazing views in two sections one facing north the other towards siena
Written October 12, 2019
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valeriaItaly_Siena
Italy, Siena119 contributions
Jul. 2019 • Family
It is worth a visit. The view from the walls is astonishing over the countryside and the castle. It is divided into two parts as you cannot go the whole way round.
Written October 1, 2019
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Kroulak
Brno, Czech Republic3,755 contributions
Sep. 2019 • Family
The walks around town is really nice,but if you have a pram uts a trouble. Family ticket price is acceptable,but its available only two parts-nit to long walk.
Written September 17, 2019
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Eli B
Sydney, Australia3,697 contributions
Apr. 2019
Somehow these walls reminded me of the Alamo. This mini hilltop village is emblematic of the Tuscan landscape best seen in the morning.
Written September 8, 2019
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Marilena g
Province of Genoa, Italy10 contributions
Siamo stati ieri a monteriggioni, ma una domanda sorge spontanea farla....perché per arrivare alle mura tramite navigatore, nn c è una indicazione davanti all entrata della strada dell uccellatoio, vietato entrare perché nn si arriva al borgo? Faccio questa domanda, perché appunto ieri, ci siamo imbarcati cone da consiglio navigatore, ib questo percorso orrendo, strada sterrata, stretta, con dei fossi da finirci dentro, un incubo per arrivare poi a una certa e sentirsi dire che avremmo dovuto rifare la strada a ritroso, perché n c è via d uscita. Nn so come nn abbiamo sfasciato l auto, ma dopo essere usciti e dopo che abbiamo sudato come cammelli per uscire intatti, io metterei a lettere cubitali, NN ENTRARE SE NN AVETE UN TRATTORE, NN C È VIA D USCITA E SOPRATTUTTO, NN ARRIVATE AL BORGO. Che esperienza allucinante
Roby e Lucy da Sant'Anastasia (Na)
Sant'Anastasia, Italy5,563 contributions
Sono allibito per ciò che avete scritto. Sono di Napoli e non del posto e con il mio navigatore ci sono arrivato comodamente e con strade tutte asfaltate. Ho parcheggiato sotto le mura in un'enorme parcheggio. Stupendo borgo.
Ana B
Seattle, WA
I would like to visit Monteriggioni but cannot find anywhere if I can get inside without a ticket or group guide. I will be driving and dont pretend to get any tour.
Robert U
Williamsburg, VA129 contributions
There are no "tours" per se. It's an open little town that would welcome a visit. Despite its size, it is a real town and doesn't treat itself like an attraction. There is parking in the main square and other locations. Wander around, walk into the little store, the church, and see other areas. Quite a treat, actually.
beabernathb
Florida, Argentina10 contributions
Hola quisiera saber a cuantos minutos está Monteriggioni de San Geminiano?
xilvina
La Plata, Argentina257 contributions
Nosotros lo hicimos en auto, y tardamos alrededor de una hora, íbamos tranquilos, sin apuro.
Andrea G
Williamstown, NJ2 contributions
Hi, can you please tell me the weather here in January and the hours of operation. Also, do buses take you to this town?
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