Most beautiful villages in Italy - MONTEPULCIANO

Montepulciano is a town in the province of Siena and has origins from the Etruscan people starting from the 4th century BC. Of ancient and long history, it is also famous for the wealth of excellent vineyards, from which the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG is obtained. The inhabited center has the characteristics of a medieval village in the shape of an "S" and is enclosed within three circles of walls, all built towards the fourteenth century. At the beginning of the thirteenth century the vitality of the city, promoted by the initiative of the mercantile, manufacturing and agricultural bourgeoisie, began to attract the sights of Florence and Siena. The fourteenth century was marked by strong disputes for power between the major families; a relative stability occurred under the Del Pecora family who, divided within them in supporting Florence, Siena or Perugia, became Lords of Valiano and tyrants of Montepulciano. From the beginning of the fifteenth century to the mid-sixteenth century, Montepulciano had its own golden period, marked by political stability, cultural prestige, artistic flourishing. An exceptional building fervor marked the sixteenth century: architects such as Antonio da Sangallo the Elder, Jacopo Barozzi known as Vignola, Baldassarre Peruzzi, Ippolito Scalza erected sumptuous patrician residences, splendid churches and various points of the urban center were embellished. From 1559, with the submission of Siena to the Medici principality, Montepulciano lost part of its past strategic and political importance, but maintained its prestige. In the eighteenth century the Accademia degli Intrigati flourished, which, together with the literary activity, built a theater in 1793, in the large rooms of the fifteenth-century Monte di Pietà, as it had previously done in Via Collazzi and in the Palazzo Comunale. The long Lorense season marked the beginning of a widespread economic and social recovery for Montepulciano. With the unification of Italy, Montepulciano (which then passed from the province of Arezzo to that of Siena) became the main agricultural market in the area.
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Qué ciudad más bella, hermosísima. Muchas gracias Massimo. Un abrazo

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