Sacred Sites and Monasteries

This collection highlights the diverse religious architecture around Montepulciano, ranging from the High Renaissance Tempio di San Biagio to humble rural shrines. It includes the Sant'Agnese sanctuary, home to the remains of the city's patron saint, and the Casa di Soggiorno Vultus Christi, managed by the Sisters of the Holy Face. Visitors can explore various parish churches like the 20th-century Sacro Cuore di Gesù in Montepulciano Stazione and secluded hermitages like La Maddalena, reflecting centuries of local Catholic tradition and spiritual history.

Casa di Soggiorno Vultus Christi

A monastery and guest house managed by the Sisters of the Holy Face, a pontifical congregation dedicated to teaching and hospital service.

Church

A 16th-century High Renaissance masterpiece designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Elder, featuring a Greek cross plan and a central dome made of travertine.

Chiesa di Santa Mustiola

A rural Catholic church dedicated to Saint Mustiola.

Madonna del Cerro

A small countryside shrine located south of the main town center.

Sant'Agnese

Sanctuary and convent housing the incorrupt remains of Saint Agnes of Montepulciano. The building features a 14th-century portal and a Baroque interior.

Chiesa del Sacro Cuore di Gesù

The primary Catholic place of worship in Montepulciano Stazione, serving as a modern spiritual center for the local community.

Maestà del Ponte

A small place of worship and shrine located in the outlying district near the bridge.

St. Margaretha

A parish church situated in the rural outskirts of the Montepulciano territory.

San Macario

A rural chapel and place of worship located in the northern countryside.

Chiesa di San Lorenzo di Ciliano

Historic Catholic church serving the small hamlet of Ciliano.

Chiesa Di San Martino

A rural place of worship located in the eastern part of the municipality.

Chiesa di Fasciano

Local parish church situated in the rural Fasciano area.

Chiesa di San Lorenzo martire

Parish church dedicated to Saint Lawrence the Martyr.

eremo La Maddalena

A secluded hermitage and place of worship reflecting the region's tradition of contemplative spiritual retreats.