Grancia di Cuna
Visit Tuscany official page (opened and read) documents the complex, its history and location; the site is a registered FAI 'Luogo del Cuore' with free entrance reported.
One of the best-preserved medieval fortified farm complexes of Tuscany, red-brick, on the Via Francigena: scarp-walled granary block (1314), two corner towers, intact 14th-century wall walk with arrow slits, surviving village gate, church of Saints Giacomo e Cristoforo; exterior and walled village freely viewable, interior access not regularly operated.
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