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Monteriggioni Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Monteriggioni wheelchair accessible tours conforms almost perfectly to the archetypal mental image most of us have of a Tuscany walled village in Siena area.

The walls and towers are virtually intact, and the visual effect from a distance is quite astonishing.

Inside there is almost no traffic, making Monteriggioni wheelchair accessible tours a great place for children to really enjoy themselves.

In addition, the buildings inside the walls of Monteriggioni are for the most part original and attractive and accessible.

The "Festa Medievale" of Monteriggioni takes place on the first weekend of July.

This is the one of the most famous mediaeval pageants in Italy.

Local people dressed in mediaeval costume play the roles of farmers, merchants, soldiers, cross-bowmen, friars etc. displaying ancient arts and crafts along the few narrow streets and in the piazza.

It's well worth it to do a bit of planning to attend this festival.

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Touring Monteriggioni

The Castle of Monteriggioni was constructed in the second decade of the 13 C by Siena as a military garrison on the Tuscany borders with Florence.

But there was mention of the place as early 1126 and 1154 when the Nobles di Staggia had rights over it.

Its importance grew in the XIV century when Monteriggioni was well organised as municipality with its own statutes.

Monteriggioni wheelchair accessible tours preserves almost intact the massive surrounding walls reinforced by fourteen square towers.

The main piazza, the Piazza Roma, is dominated by a Romanesque church with a simple, plain facade.

Other houses, some in Renaissance style and once owned by local nobles, gentry and wealthy merchants, face into the piazza.

Dante Alighieri referred to Monteriggioni in the Divine Comedy.

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