San Miniato Wheelchair Accessible Tours
San Miniato wheelchair accessible tours is in the province of Pisa.
Is a historic village that develops on a hill along the Arno River halfway between Florence and Pisa.
Due to its strategic position, the city was the scene of multiple clashes, chosen by the Etruscan and later by the Romans, by emperors and kings, who made it their home.
Despite being quite well known and visited, the village of San Miniato has not emerged from niche tourism.
Some think it is an area of Florence, making confusion with the homonymous basilica near Piazzale Michelangelo.
Is a medieval city built on three small hills along the Via Francigena, the road that during the Middle Ages connected Northern Europe to Rome.
It is considered the "city of good living" for the quality of life.
Between craft traditions, precious works of art, squares, places for the theater, shops, cafes, restaurants, places of the spirit and unspoiled landscapes, you can fully enjoy the slow passing of the seasons and the genuineness of local products.
Unlike San Gimignano, Montalcino or Volterra, San Miniato is hardly mentioned among the Tuscan villages that are worth a visit.
We cannot explain why, since there is everything in San Miniato and it is close to major centers such as Pisa and Florence but without chaos.
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Touring San Miniato
Getting around in San Miniato is very simple.
The village basically consists of a road that crosses the whole center, with the need to make a small detour to go to the Cathedral, connected to Piazza della Repubblica.
The Rocca is an exception, reachable from Piazza del Duomo through another staircase.
Going up the streets of the center you will find the Seminary with a unique shape.
The Church of St Domenico starting from the central Piazza del Popolo, you can admire the XIV century church, with an unfinished facade.
It contains frescoes and works of art from the Florentine school from the XIV to the XVIII century.
The Duomo dating back to 1100, it is dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta and San Genesio.
Of Romanesque origin, over the centuries it has undergone several renovations and today the Gothic and Renaissance elements of these interventions are clearly evident.
Such as the colored tiles on the facade.
The Matilde Tower is the bell tower of the Cathedral, characterized by an asymmetrical clock.
Also on this square you will find the Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art.
San Miniato wheelchair accessible tours, offers intense cultural activity all year round.
From theater festivals to classical music concerts.
However, the highlight of the events is the traditional National White Truffle Market Exhibition which takes place in the main streets and squares of the historic center on the second, third and fourth weekends of November.
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San Miniato wheelchair accessible tours.
Unmissable visit at it with our Pisa Accessible Tours, in Tuscany.
Specifically tailored to wheelchair users, reduced mobility persons and disabled with an adapted van.
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