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Italy > Tuscany > Montepulciano

LLOVELY ACCOMODATION WITHIN WALLS OF MEDIEVAL TOWN IN THE HEART OF TUSCANY: MONTEPULCIANO (SIENA)

Property number - 00427

Country	Italy

Region	Tuscany

Nearest City	Siena

Town / Village	Montepulciano

Type	Apartment

Occupancy (max)	Sleeps up to 3

Board	Self catering

Change over day	(none supplied)

Description of property

Sleeps 3, ground floor, floor area: 55 mq., 1 bathroom with shower, bed and kitchen linen, towel provided.

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	Airport	Roma-Pisa-Firenze (150 km)

	Railway station	Chiusi/chianciano Terme (25 km)

	Ferry terminal	Piombino (150 km)

	Beach	Grosseto (90 km)

	Ski resort/lifts	Amiata (50 km)

	Car needed ?	No



	Regional Information

	No details supplied


	Information specific to the town/village

	Placed in the 16th Century Historical Centre, recently renovated, the spacious one-room apartment, is warnly comfortable and it’s provided of every comfort. Sleeps 3, 1 bathroom with shower, 55mq, bed and kitchen linen, towels provided. Water, electricity, and final cleaning included in the price. Located at the ground floor, its position is excellent: central but at the same time quiet, you can reach walking in just a few minutes the best and most important historic and cultural sites in Montepulciano: The Cathedral in Piazza Grande, the numerous Churches, the magnificient San Biagio Temple, and the many typical restaurants, shops, and cafès.


	Additional travel details

	If you're coming by air, it's best to fly to Rome (Fiumicino Airport - Leonardo da Vinci, or Rome Airport - Ciampino), Pisa (Galileo Galilei Airport) or Florence (Amerigo Vespucci Airport). From these airports Montepulciano is easily reached by car or train. If you rent a car in Pisa, take the "Fi-Pi-Li" (the highway that links Florence, Pisa and Livorno), getting on the A1 motorway - direction Rome - at Firenze-Scandicci, exiting at Valdichiana-Bettole. If you're coming from Florence Airport, you should get on the A1 motorway at Florence North - direction Rome - and exit at Valdichiana-Bettole. Those arriving by car from the north should follow the same directions. From the airports in Rome, take the G.R.A. (the Ring Road) then get on the A1 motorway - direction Florence - and exit at Chiusi-Chianciano Terme. Follow the signs for Montepulciano (about 25 km.) When you arrive at Montepulciano, leave your car in one of the parking lots outside the town (the closest are no. 1 and no. 7) and come to the school on foot. The school is located on the main street just below the Piazza delle Erbe (follow the directions on the map or just ask - everyone in Montepulciano knows where we are!). If you're coming by train, take the Florence-Rome line and get off at the Chiusi-Chianciano Terme station. ATTENTION!!! Although there is a place called Montepulciano Stazione, it is not where you want to go. Montepulciano Stazione is a small, country station, about 12 km. from Montepulciano with neither bus nor taxi service. Don't choose this station when you are buying your ticket. From Chiusi take the bus for Montepulciano, getting off at the bus station. From there you can come into the centre on foot or take the little orange bus (the Pollicino). If you take the Pollicino, get off at the “Cantina Redi If you're coming by air, it's best to fly to Rome (Fiumicino Airport - Leonardo da Vinci, or Rome Airport - Ciampino), Pisa (Galileo Galilei Airport) or Florence (Amerigo Vespucci Airport). From these airports Montepulciano is easily reached by car or train. If you rent a car in Pisa, take the "Fi-Pi-Li" (the highway that links Florence, Pisa and Livorno), getting on the A1 motorway - direction Rome - at Firenze-Scandicci, exiting at Valdichiana-Bettole. If you're coming from Florence Airport, you should get on the A1 motorway at Florence North - direction Rome - and exit at Valdichiana-Bettole. Those arriving by car from the north should follow the same directions. From the airports in Rome, take the G.R.A. (the Ring Road) then get on the A1 motorway - direction Florence - and exit at Chiusi-Chianciano Terme. Follow the signs for Montepulciano (about 25 km.) When you arrive at Montepulciano, leave your car in one of the parking lots outside the town (the closest are no. 1 and no. 7) and come to the school on foot. The school is located on the main street just below the Piazza delle Erbe (follow the directions on the map or just ask - everyone in Montepulciano knows where we are!). If you're coming by train, take the Florence-Rome line and get off at the Chiusi-Chianciano Terme station. ATTENTION!!! Although there is a place called Montepulciano Stazione, it is not where you want to go. Montepulciano Stazione is a small, country station, about 12 km. from Montepulciano with neither bus nor taxi service. Don't choose this station when you are buying your ticket. From Chiusi take the bus for Montepulciano, getting off at the bus station. From there you can come into the centre on foot or take the little orange bus (the Pollicino). If you take the Pollicino, get off at the “Cantina Redi If you're coming by air, it's best to fly to Rome (Fiumicino Airport - Leonardo da Vinci, or Rome Airport - Ciampino), Pisa (Galileo Galilei Airport) or Florence (Amerigo Vespucci Airport). From these airports Montepulciano is easily reached by car or train. If you rent a car in Pisa, take the "Fi-Pi-Li" (the highway that links Florence, Pisa and Livorno), getting on the A1 motorway - direction Rome - at Firenze-Scandicci, exiting at Valdichiana-Bettole. If you're coming from Florence Airport, you should get on the A1 motorway at Florence North - direction Rome - and exit at Valdichiana-Bettole. Those arriving by car from the north should follow the same directions. From the airports in Rome, take the G.R.A. (the Ring Road) then get on the A1 motorway - direction Florence - and exit at Chiusi-Chianciano Terme. Follow the signs for Montepulciano (about 25 km.) When you arrive at Montepulciano, leave your car in one of the parking lots outside the town (the closest are no. 1 and no. 7) and come to the school on foot. The school is located on the main street just below the Piazza delle Erbe (follow the directions on the map or just ask - everyone in Montepulciano knows where we are!). If you're coming by train, take the Florence-Rome line and get off at the Chiusi-Chianciano Terme station. ATTENTION!!! Although there is a place called Montepulciano Stazione, it is not where you want to go. Montepulciano Stazione is a small, country station, about 12 km. from Montepulciano with neither bus nor taxi service. Don't choose this station when you are buying your ticket. From Chiusi take the bus for Montepulciano, getting off at the bus station. From there you can come into the centre on foot or take the little orange bus (the Pollicino). If you take the Pollicino, get off at the “Cantina Redi”






Rural	City	Suburban	Beach front

Lakeside	Mountains






Facilities

WC's	1	Kitchens	1	Baths

Living rooms	1	Dining areas	1	Showers	1

Bathrooms	1	Garden	N	Sauna/Jacuzzi

Terrace/Balcony		Sofa beds	2



Baby facilities	No	Creche facilities	No
Pet friendly	Yes	Wheelchair friendly	No





Information about the utilities available

The apartment is totally equipated.


Information about outside of the property

No details supplied


Information about inside of the property

At your disposal in the apartment: detailed local maps with hiking routes; descriptions of suggested daily itineraries in the surrounding areas; bus/train schedules; information regarding local shops, bars, restaurants, museum, banks, post office etc., to make your stay easier and more enjoyable; small library of guide books for your use while my guests.






Swimming pool	Hiking	Tennis

Golf	Fishing	Horse riding

Skiing	Water sports	Gymnasium

Mountain biking


Other activities available

Montepulciano's cultural life is also very varied. The International Art Workshop, which takes place at the end of July and beginning of August attracts music-lovers from all over the world. The local town festival ends on the last Sunday of August with the "Bravio delle Botti", a traditional competition of strength and skill fought out between the town's various areas. On occasions such as these, the town comes to life and it is not uncommon to come across improvised concerts on street corners or to become involved in banquets organised by the town's various parishes in the town square which give you the opportunity of tasting local gastronomic specialities. There is also a series of concerts organised by the Accademia Renana - whose overseas headquarters is based in Montepulciano - an event further enriches Montepulciano's summer months. The thing that makes Montepulciano unique in Tuscany and indeed in the world, however, is its excellent Vino Nobile, a fine, quality wine whose producers have become real ambassadors of Tuscany throughout the world.






	Montepulciano enjoys a particular strategic position from which set off towards the most important and interesting excursion in the Tuscany Land. Only a few kilometres away, you can discover the splendid Towns: Pienza, Monticchiello, San Quirico, Montalcino, Montefollonico,etc., easily to get to the main artistic Italian Cities: Siena, Firenze, Assisi, Arezzo, Perugia, Cortona, Roma, etc. In addiction at the previous places, you can visit the many Thermal Springs: Montepulciano, Chianciano, and the charming hot water in Bagno Vignoni, Bagni San Filippo, San Casciano dei Bagni.