Radicofani is a small village settled on the via Francigena, the old pilgrim road that brought to Rome. The Rocca di Radicofani is towering from the top of a hill since the XI century and dominates the surrounding territory of the Val d’Orcia, Monte Cetona and Monte Amiata.
If you whish to visit this Tuscan awesomeness, here’s the contacts:
Parco Museo Città Fortificata, Radicofani
Visiting times: 10.30-07.30 pm (every day)
For information contact ‘Società Brigadoon’: +39 331 4103303
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