Guide to Sarteano

"One of the most romantic towns in the of the region, Sarteano is one tempting Tuscan gem."

It's easy to imagine you've stepped back in time when you arrive in serene Sarteano. It hardly seems touched by the hands of time and tourism. Stroll through winding medieval streets where small houses, tiny shops and a medieval castle jostle create an atmosphere reminiscent of the enchanted fairytales of your childhood. Walk further and you'll discover a busy market selling all manner of fresh produce gathered from the surrounding district. We're talking bottles of Chianti and olive oil, huge tubs of sun-ripened tomatoes and whole rounds of cheese - it's good enough to make your mouth water. Continue your journey through this Tuscan town to pay a visit to the Renaissance palazzos and a gorgeous little park with thermal spa water bubbling and cascading into pools. The park is open day and night, giving you the chance to laze in the naturally heated water with your face turned towards the sun – or the stars if you bathe at night. To visit Sarteano is to come face-to-face with the true character and traditions of the hill towns of Tuscany. You'll find history explained by archaeological excavations and your surroundings. And you'll find yourself asking one vital question; why don't more people know about Sarteano?

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