The villages of Mount Amiata preserve the most authentic soul of southern Tuscany, with medieval alleys, centuries-old traditions, and landscapes that change with every season. Discover what to see and what to do in the most distinctive towns of the Amiata area.
Mount Amiata villages: what to see
Santa Fiora
Highlights: the Peschiera, the Church of Saints Flora and Lucilla, and the historic districts. Discover Santa Fiora.
Abbadia San Salvatore
Highlights: the Lombard abbey, the mining museum, and medieval streets.
Discover Abbadia San Salvatore.
Arcidosso
Highlights: the Aldobrandeschi Castle, the perched historic village, and cultural events. Discover Arcidosso
Castel del Piano
Highlights: Piazza Garibaldi, historic stone portals, and the village of Montegiovi.
Discover Castel del Piano.
Seggiano
Highlights: the olive oil village and the Daniel Spoerri Sculpture Garden (open-air art). Discover Seggiano.
Piancastagnaio
Highlights: the Aldobrandeschi Fortress, the medieval historic center, and the Crastatone chestnut festival. Discover Piancastagnaio.
Vivo d’Orcia
Highlights: the natural springs and the Hermitage of Vivo d’Orcia.
Discover Vivo d’Orcia.
Bagni San Filippo
Highlights: the iconic White Whale limestone formation and the Cave of Filippo Benizi. Discover Bagni San Filippo.
Roccalbegna
Highlights: the panoramic view of the village from the rock above.
Discover Roccalbegna.
Castell'Azzara
Highlights: the Palazzo del Capitano, the Church of the Maestà, the Sforzesca Villa, and Rocca Silvana. Discover Castell’Azzara.












