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Sits on a hill above the Val D'Orcia just south of San Quirico D'Orcia.

Is about 20 minutes by car from Pienza and slightly further from Montalcino and Montepulciano.

The name of this ancient village derives from Vignoni, already a famous castle in the XI century, whose traces dominate the hill over the village.

A porch-type bridge passes over the waters flowing from the bath towards the thermal establishments.

Subsequently going on to feed a series of mills situated along the steep banks of the river.

It is known that Catherine of Siena stayed in Bagno Vignoni several times.

She was taken there by her mother in an attempt to dissuade her from taking the Holy Orders.

The vicinity of the bath to the Via Francigena, the pilgrims route to Rome, persuaded the less-hurried travelers to make the acquaintance of the spa waters.

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The Siena council, always kept the thermal treatments carried out in its territory under strict control.

Bagno Vignoni wheelchair accessible tours, indeed has two articles of the City Constitution are dedicated specifically to the Vignoni baths.

Prescribing the division of the men's from the women 's baths, with the cost of the operation to be borne half by the inhabitants and the hotel keepers of the area and the other half by the inhabitants of the Val D'Orcia castles.

In 1592, the Grand Duke granted the Amerighi the tax rights to the bath, on the understanding that they in turn would arrange for the necessary maintenance.

The small chapel dedicated to St Catherine built in the center of the porch overlooking the thermal pool, was constructed by this family.

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