3 recommended towns in Val d'Orcia

#Traveling Abroad 🏰Pienza The utopia beloved by the Pope. It is a World Heritage Site. A city with a spectacular view of the Val d'Orcia below. It is difficult to visit by public transport, so I recommend renting a car or taking an optional tour. 🚗Parking I parked in a free parking lot↓ parcheggio Seminario Vescovile, Via Verde, 53026 Pienza SI, Italy 🏰Siena The historic district of Siena in Tuscany is registered as a World Heritage Site. The medieval streetscape remains, and the Piazza del Campo, a symbol of the city, is said to be the most beautiful square in the world. 📍Parking Siena (Parking Santa Caterina), Via Esterna di Fontebranda, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 2€ per hour A multi-storey parking lot where you can also use credit cards. 📍Piazza del Campo Il Campo, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 📍Siena Cathedral Piazza del Duomo, 8, 53100 Siena SI, Italy 🏰Montepulciano Montepulciano is famous for its wine. The city surrounded by walls on a hill surrounded by vineyards is called the "Pearl of the Renaissance." Personally, I thought it was the coolest and most sophisticated of the cities I visited in Tuscany. The stone-built, brown streets are somehow tough 🇮🇹 There were more restaurants and wine bars than cafes ♪ 📍Montepulciano Montepulciano, Italy 53045 Siena 📍Parking🅿️Free Parcheggio P8 - Il Bersaglio, Via dei Filosofi, 53045 Montepulciano SI, Italy I couldn't park here, but there were a few other free parking lots 🅿️ #Italy #Val d'Orcia