5 villages to visit in Val D’Orcia. Undoubtedly, Tuscany is a pure Italian dream vacation. I went there already a couple of times and it’s always so nice to be back regardless which season. During our stay at the Posta Marcucci in Bagno Vignoni we took some day tours outside the village and discovered some more beautiful villages.
Here are 5 cute villages in Tuscany which you shouldn’t miss!
5 Villages to visit in Val D’Orcia
BAGNO VIGNONI
Starting off with the village where we stayed at. I’ve mentioned it before but I worked there over the summer ten years ago and came back again six years ago. The cute ancient village is known for its hot springs having a large bath in the centre of the village. The thermal baths date back to the Etruscans and Romans. The thermal bath is not accessible for public any longer. You can book a day pass at the public baths of Albergo Posta Marcucci, stay at the fancy five stars hotel Adler Thermae or enjoy some hours at the public springs which are located at the bottom of the hill. Locals will help you to find it. There’s a cute herbal store as well as one of the cutes book stores right next to the main square.
Where to stay:
Val D’Orcia SAN QUIRICO D’ORCIA
San Quirico D’Orcia is the next village next to Bagno Vignoni. We took a relaxed morning walk there. The most beautiful street is the Via Poliziano. Take a stroll through this relaxing cities. There are lots of beautiful sights, e.g. the Horti Leonini, which is a beautiful Italian garden.
Where to stay:
Val D’Orcia MONTALCINO
The medieval village lies on top of the hill and has some charming little alleys. I recommend to climb up the Fortress of Montalcino where you can get the perfect view onto the village.
Where to stay:
- Top! Casanova di Neri Relais
- Panoramic Nest In Montalcino
- Modern meets traditional! Drogheria e Locanda Franci
- Tenuta San Filippo
Val D’Orcia PIENZA
Unfortunately we caught the worst weather ever while in Pienza. Snow in Tuscany is so rare. On the other hand, also beautiful to discover it that way. Always looking at the bright sight. In Pienza you should visit the beautiful Duomo of Pienza. Moreover, have a stroll through the Piccolomini gardens and visit the Palazzo Vescovile.
Where to stay:
- Favorite! Cosona
- La Saracina
- Agriturismo Il Macchione
- Holiday Home Arpicella
- Agriturismo Torrenieri
- So charming! La Bellavita B&B
MONTERIGGIONI
Ok, I’ve just realised that Monteriggioni isn’t located in Val D’Orcia. However, it’s such a cute village to visit. Monteriggioni is famous for its city walls which you can have a walk around and enjoy the view on the wide Tuscan landscape.
Where to stay:
- Amazing! Relais La Costa – Adults Only
- Top! Casalta Hotel
- La Signoria 1212. Il Piccolo B&B in Monteriggioni
- Borgo dé Brandi
- Il Poderino
Ah… So historical and grandiose! I wish to visit Tuscany someday. :)
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