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Attrazione da non acquistare online. Pagato il doppio niente audio guide, link ad app compresa nel biglietto d'ingresso. Basilica molto bella a pochi passi da Montepulciano

Temple of San Biagio

About: Chiesa di San Biagio

The temple-church of San Biagio is hidden among the rolling hills of the Montepulciano wine region. You won't miss it – its incredible marble exterior appears to glow in the sunlight!

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10:30:00 - 13:30:00, 14:00:00 - 17:00:00

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Chiesa di San Biagio

Via di San Biagio 14, 53045, Montepulciano

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