Centro Guide Turistiche Siena - Visite guidate Cetona

CETONA

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cetona guide siena Saliremo per le coste strette e lastricate per addentrarci nella cittadella di questo antico borgo, cinto ancora da mura e dal tipico impianto urbano medievale, il cui fascino l’ha fatto nominare uno dei Borghi più belli d’Italia. Il centro abitato si trova ai piedi della Rocca, che con il suo maschio domina la piazza Garibaldi, da tutti giudicata troppo grande per questo piccolo paese arroccato sulle pendici del Monte Cetona. Non ci perderemo la chiesa Collegiata, costruita in origine tra il XII e XIII secolo, che conserva un affresco con la Madonna Assunta della scuola del Pinturicchio. Obbligatoria la visita al Museo della Preistoria, che raccoglie reperti archeologici e documenti, che illustrano la storia dei primi insediamenti umani dal paleolitico all'età del bronzo. Il percorso museale permette di conoscere la geologica della zona a partire da 225 milioni di anni fa, quando non c'erano terre emerse, e prosegue con la visita del Parco Archeologico e Naturalistico del Monte Cetona e dell'area di Belvedere con le escursioni nei siti archeologici e nelle grotte, usate sia come dimora che luogo di sepoltura.

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