Montepulciano

About Montepulciano

Montepulciano, a medieval hilltop town in Tuscany, Italy, is a treasure trove of art, architecture, and wine. Its charming streets, lined with Renaissance-era buildings, lead to the Piazza Grande, a stunning square surrounded by grand palaces and the stunning Duomo. Travellers are drawn to the town's unique charm and the breathtaking views of the Valdichiana valley, best appreciated with a glass of the region's famous red wine.

The best time to visit Montepulciano is in the summer months, June to September, when the town hosts various festivals and events, including the Festa dell'Assunta. For first-timers, practical tip is to rent a car or join a guided tour to navigate the town's narrow streets and explore its hidden gems, such as the Palazzo Avelli and the Etruscan ruins.