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4.5
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Experiences
4.5
(2 Customer Reviews)




Experiences
4.5
(2 Customer Reviews)



Highlights
Marvel at the luminous marble construction of a Renaissance masterpiece
See a celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis
Experience the monumental design that influenced St Peter's Basilica
Enjoy access to the church with an informative audio guide
What’s Included
Admission to the Temple of San Biagio
Audio guide in multiple languages
Booking and administration fees
Discover the Temple of San Biagio
Nestled among the idyllic vineyards and hills of Montepulciano lies the Temple of San Biagio, an architectural gem renowned for its harmonious design and historical significance. This Renaissance church, constructed in 1518 and refined under the direction of Pope Leo X, invites visitors to experience the tranquility and artistic richness of Tuscany’s past.
An Architectural Masterpiece
The temple is distinguished by its harmonious proportions, designed in the Greek cross style. Its iconic marble brickwork glows with golden hues when bathed in sunlight, drawing in art and architecture lovers from around the world. The church’s exterior and its domed silhouette provide a picturesque scene, surrounded by peaceful countryside.
Artistic Treasures Inside
Upon entering, gaze upwards to admire the grand dome and intricate frescoes. Of special note is the celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis, which still captivates visitors centuries after its creation. The interplay of natural light and fine artistry creates an inspiring ambiance for reflection and discovery.
A Model for St Peter’s Basilica
The design of the Temple of San Biagio is said to have served as an inspiration for the later construction of St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. This gives the church a pivotal place in the evolution of European religious architecture, making it an essential stop for history enthusiasts.
Your Visit Includes
With your entry ticket, benefit from an audio guide available in several languages. Learn about the church’s origins, notable artistic works, and restoration efforts. Listen at your chosen pace to uncover stories that bring the temple’s walls to life.
Practical Information
The Temple is accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Entry includes any handling or booking fees, ensuring a smooth and welcome experience for all. Plan your visit within the posted opening hours to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and thoughtful exploration.
Book your Temple of San Biagio tickets now!
Please maintain a respectful quiet inside the church
Photography is allowed without flash
Dress modestly as this is a religious site
No food or drink permitted inside
Follow staff instructions for access and conduct
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
02:00pm - 06:30pm 10:00am - 01:00pm 02:00pm - 06:30pm 10:00am - 01:00pm 02:00pm - 06:30pm 10:00am - 01:00pm 11:30am - 01:00pm
Is the Temple of San Biagio wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the site is equipped for visitors with wheelchairs.
Are audio guides included with my ticket?
Yes, an audio guide is included in multiple languages.
How long should I plan to spend at the temple?
Most visits last 45 minutes to 1 hour but you can stay as long as you wish during opening hours.
Can I take photos inside?
Yes, respectful photography without flash is allowed.
Bring a valid ID for entry
Audio guides are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish
The temple is wheelchair accessible
Plan to visit during listed opening times for a relaxed experience
Photography without flash is permitted
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the experience
Via di San Biagio 14-53045
Highlights
Marvel at the luminous marble construction of a Renaissance masterpiece
See a celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis
Experience the monumental design that influenced St Peter's Basilica
Enjoy access to the church with an informative audio guide
What’s Included
Admission to the Temple of San Biagio
Audio guide in multiple languages
Booking and administration fees
Discover the Temple of San Biagio
Nestled among the idyllic vineyards and hills of Montepulciano lies the Temple of San Biagio, an architectural gem renowned for its harmonious design and historical significance. This Renaissance church, constructed in 1518 and refined under the direction of Pope Leo X, invites visitors to experience the tranquility and artistic richness of Tuscany’s past.
An Architectural Masterpiece
The temple is distinguished by its harmonious proportions, designed in the Greek cross style. Its iconic marble brickwork glows with golden hues when bathed in sunlight, drawing in art and architecture lovers from around the world. The church’s exterior and its domed silhouette provide a picturesque scene, surrounded by peaceful countryside.
Artistic Treasures Inside
Upon entering, gaze upwards to admire the grand dome and intricate frescoes. Of special note is the celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis, which still captivates visitors centuries after its creation. The interplay of natural light and fine artistry creates an inspiring ambiance for reflection and discovery.
A Model for St Peter’s Basilica
The design of the Temple of San Biagio is said to have served as an inspiration for the later construction of St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. This gives the church a pivotal place in the evolution of European religious architecture, making it an essential stop for history enthusiasts.
Your Visit Includes
With your entry ticket, benefit from an audio guide available in several languages. Learn about the church’s origins, notable artistic works, and restoration efforts. Listen at your chosen pace to uncover stories that bring the temple’s walls to life.
Practical Information
The Temple is accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Entry includes any handling or booking fees, ensuring a smooth and welcome experience for all. Plan your visit within the posted opening hours to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and thoughtful exploration.
Book your Temple of San Biagio tickets now!
Please maintain a respectful quiet inside the church
Photography is allowed without flash
Dress modestly as this is a religious site
No food or drink permitted inside
Follow staff instructions for access and conduct
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
02:00pm - 06:30pm 10:00am - 01:00pm 02:00pm - 06:30pm 10:00am - 01:00pm 02:00pm - 06:30pm 10:00am - 01:00pm 11:30am - 01:00pm
Is the Temple of San Biagio wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the site is equipped for visitors with wheelchairs.
Are audio guides included with my ticket?
Yes, an audio guide is included in multiple languages.
How long should I plan to spend at the temple?
Most visits last 45 minutes to 1 hour but you can stay as long as you wish during opening hours.
Can I take photos inside?
Yes, respectful photography without flash is allowed.
Bring a valid ID for entry
Audio guides are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish
The temple is wheelchair accessible
Plan to visit during listed opening times for a relaxed experience
Photography without flash is permitted
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the experience
Via di San Biagio 14-53045
Highlights
Marvel at the luminous marble construction of a Renaissance masterpiece
See a celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis
Experience the monumental design that influenced St Peter's Basilica
Enjoy access to the church with an informative audio guide
What’s Included
Admission to the Temple of San Biagio
Audio guide in multiple languages
Booking and administration fees
Discover the Temple of San Biagio
Nestled among the idyllic vineyards and hills of Montepulciano lies the Temple of San Biagio, an architectural gem renowned for its harmonious design and historical significance. This Renaissance church, constructed in 1518 and refined under the direction of Pope Leo X, invites visitors to experience the tranquility and artistic richness of Tuscany’s past.
An Architectural Masterpiece
The temple is distinguished by its harmonious proportions, designed in the Greek cross style. Its iconic marble brickwork glows with golden hues when bathed in sunlight, drawing in art and architecture lovers from around the world. The church’s exterior and its domed silhouette provide a picturesque scene, surrounded by peaceful countryside.
Artistic Treasures Inside
Upon entering, gaze upwards to admire the grand dome and intricate frescoes. Of special note is the celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis, which still captivates visitors centuries after its creation. The interplay of natural light and fine artistry creates an inspiring ambiance for reflection and discovery.
A Model for St Peter’s Basilica
The design of the Temple of San Biagio is said to have served as an inspiration for the later construction of St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. This gives the church a pivotal place in the evolution of European religious architecture, making it an essential stop for history enthusiasts.
Your Visit Includes
With your entry ticket, benefit from an audio guide available in several languages. Learn about the church’s origins, notable artistic works, and restoration efforts. Listen at your chosen pace to uncover stories that bring the temple’s walls to life.
Practical Information
The Temple is accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Entry includes any handling or booking fees, ensuring a smooth and welcome experience for all. Plan your visit within the posted opening hours to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and thoughtful exploration.
Book your Temple of San Biagio tickets now!
Bring a valid ID for entry
Audio guides are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish
The temple is wheelchair accessible
Plan to visit during listed opening times for a relaxed experience
Photography without flash is permitted
Please maintain a respectful quiet inside the church
Photography is allowed without flash
Dress modestly as this is a religious site
No food or drink permitted inside
Follow staff instructions for access and conduct
Is the Temple of San Biagio wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the site is equipped for visitors with wheelchairs.
Are audio guides included with my ticket?
Yes, an audio guide is included in multiple languages.
How long should I plan to spend at the temple?
Most visits last 45 minutes to 1 hour but you can stay as long as you wish during opening hours.
Can I take photos inside?
Yes, respectful photography without flash is allowed.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the experience
Via di San Biagio 14-53045
Highlights
Marvel at the luminous marble construction of a Renaissance masterpiece
See a celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis
Experience the monumental design that influenced St Peter's Basilica
Enjoy access to the church with an informative audio guide
What’s Included
Admission to the Temple of San Biagio
Audio guide in multiple languages
Booking and administration fees
Discover the Temple of San Biagio
Nestled among the idyllic vineyards and hills of Montepulciano lies the Temple of San Biagio, an architectural gem renowned for its harmonious design and historical significance. This Renaissance church, constructed in 1518 and refined under the direction of Pope Leo X, invites visitors to experience the tranquility and artistic richness of Tuscany’s past.
An Architectural Masterpiece
The temple is distinguished by its harmonious proportions, designed in the Greek cross style. Its iconic marble brickwork glows with golden hues when bathed in sunlight, drawing in art and architecture lovers from around the world. The church’s exterior and its domed silhouette provide a picturesque scene, surrounded by peaceful countryside.
Artistic Treasures Inside
Upon entering, gaze upwards to admire the grand dome and intricate frescoes. Of special note is the celebrated fresco of the Madonna and St Francis, which still captivates visitors centuries after its creation. The interplay of natural light and fine artistry creates an inspiring ambiance for reflection and discovery.
A Model for St Peter’s Basilica
The design of the Temple of San Biagio is said to have served as an inspiration for the later construction of St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. This gives the church a pivotal place in the evolution of European religious architecture, making it an essential stop for history enthusiasts.
Your Visit Includes
With your entry ticket, benefit from an audio guide available in several languages. Learn about the church’s origins, notable artistic works, and restoration efforts. Listen at your chosen pace to uncover stories that bring the temple’s walls to life.
Practical Information
The Temple is accessible to visitors with mobility needs. Entry includes any handling or booking fees, ensuring a smooth and welcome experience for all. Plan your visit within the posted opening hours to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and thoughtful exploration.
Book your Temple of San Biagio tickets now!
Bring a valid ID for entry
Audio guides are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish
The temple is wheelchair accessible
Plan to visit during listed opening times for a relaxed experience
Photography without flash is permitted
Please maintain a respectful quiet inside the church
Photography is allowed without flash
Dress modestly as this is a religious site
No food or drink permitted inside
Follow staff instructions for access and conduct
Is the Temple of San Biagio wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the site is equipped for visitors with wheelchairs.
Are audio guides included with my ticket?
Yes, an audio guide is included in multiple languages.
How long should I plan to spend at the temple?
Most visits last 45 minutes to 1 hour but you can stay as long as you wish during opening hours.
Can I take photos inside?
Yes, respectful photography without flash is allowed.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the experience
Via di San Biagio 14-53045
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