Cetona

It is a village of great beauty, Cetona, a village in which one can breathe in the perfect balance between the landscape and the architecture of the hamlet: the cobbled streets called 'coasts' because they run along the mountain, the citadel, the medieval traces of the walls - which once had three circles and today only the third circle remains - and the stone of the architecture, all enchant and fascinate. Even history still knows how to narrate ancient events, written in the architectural details of an urban structure that carries with it the tale of the wartime vicissitudes of the medieval period, when the village of Cetona was disputed between Siena and Orvieto. All around, however, the peace and silence of the greenery and a landscape that has enchanted artists, travellers and writers with the soft beauty of its nature.