Palazzo Contucci

What travelers say:

The town is a medieval and renaissance-style mountain town in Tuscany, Italy, located on a high limestone ridge. The shop signs and window designs made by various small shops on both sides of the main street make shopping interesting. A specialty of the town is truffles. Many shops on the street sell them. We bought a set of black truffle sauce, white truffle olive oil and truffle slices, 20 euros. The town is more famous for wine. We went to Kanducci Winery Cantine Contucci to buy wine for dinner the next day. The Kanduchi family began to study grape cultivation before the Renaissance, and the wine produced was the most famous in the local area, and the family was a grape grower or winemaker for generations. The town is built on a hillside, the streets are not wide, can be shaded, cool and comfortable.