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San Gimignano - "the city of towers" - is a gem in the heart of romantic Italy.
Located on a hill in the poetic Tuscany region, San Gimignano has an ancient and romantic beauty, attracting visitors with its unique historical and cultural values. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1990, San Gimignano was a bustling commercial and financial center in the 13th and 14th centuries.
At that time, the city did not belong to any family but operated as a miniature republic, where many wealthy families made their fortunes through weaving. To show their status and wealth, each family built its own tower, turning San Gimignano into a unique architectural picture with 72 towering towers.
However, after many historical upheavals, San Gimignano gradually lost its independence and many towers were destroyed, until today, only 14 fortified towers remain. Among them, Torre Grossa - the tallest tower in the city - is a prominent symbol of San Gimignano, attracting visitors with its spectacular view of the entire city and the poetic Tuscany valley.
Coming to San Gimignano, visitors not only admire the ancient towers but also have the opportunity to explore many other attractive tourist destinations. Visitors can visit the ruins of La Rocca di Montestaffoli fortress, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and the poetic Tuscan hills.
In addition, La Collegiata church is also a must-see destination. It is famous for its exquisite murals, including the painting "Saint Santa Fina" depicting the image of San Gimignano with 72 towers in the 15th century.
No trip to San Gimignano would be complete without trying Vernaccia white wine, a famous specialty of Tuscany. This wine is made from Vernaccia grapes, has a delicious, delicate flavor and is often served with fish, seafood, white meat or desserts.
San Gimignano with its proud towers, winding streets and romantic atmosphere is the ideal destination for those who love history, architecture and want to experience the unique culture of Italy. Come and explore San Gimignano to feel the ancient beauty and interesting historical stories here!
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