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Montelupo Fiorentino Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Montelupo Fiorentino wheelchair accessible tours, is located a few kilometers from Florence and due to its particular history it is a place that embodies many of the typical traits of Tuscanness.

Love of art, quality craftsmanship, the entrepreneurial spirit of families, but also the evocative landscapes, the passion for good food and an innate spirit of hospitality.

It is renowned throughout the world as a center specialized in the production of ceramics.

An activity that has certainly made the fortune of this village, the perfect natural location for this industry thanks to the presence of its fundamental elements: water, clay and wood to fuel the furnaces.

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Touring Montelupo Fiorentino

The town of Montelupo Fiorentino will welcome you with its Piazza della Liberta' in which some terracottas dominate, in particular an upside-down head of David.

Right here you also find one of the historic pastry shops of Montelupo Fiorentino wheelchair accessible tours, owned by the Vezzosi Family, open since 1953.

It has some tables on the main street and is usually packed with people.

In the historic centre, the parish Church of St Giovanni Evangelista stands out with a panel from Botticelli's workshop.

The priory of St Lorenzo with frescoes by Corso di Buono signed and dated 1284 and the XIV century Palazzo del Podesta'.

The Ceramics Museum documents the roots, events and quality of typical local production.

Near the Arno River, the towers of the imposing Medici Villa of the Ambrogiana emerge from an Italian garden.

The residence was built in 1587 and then remodeled.

Montelupo Fiorentino, in addition to being known for its ceramic art, boasts a highly respectable culinary tradition.

A simple cuisine, whose ingredients have a close link with the land, here still generous with varied and genuine products.

Dishes of ancient origins such as bread, pasta and bean soup and onion soup have passed through the generations to reach the present day practically unchanged

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