Point of interest
Via Francigena· Stage Siena → San Quirico d'Orcia
Established around 1581 by Diomede Leoni, these classic Italian Renaissance gardens are built within the town’s ancient defensive walls. The site offers a tranquil, shaded retreat where pilgrims can rest amidst geometric boxwood hedges and stone sculptures. It serves as a beautiful example of 16th-century landscape design located directly along the historic walking route.
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