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Lovely quaint town and not too touristy. A good choice of restaurants within easy walking distance. Close to Pienza and Montepulciano. Town has a small park that is nice to walk around. There are also free parking lots which makes parking very easy.

This was my second visit, as my son’s family live there. It’s a charming small town in a gorgeous setting. Each June, they celebrate the Festival of Barbarossa and dramatize historic events from the 12th century. The four quarters of the town each have their own flags, songs, competition teams, etc. and the spirits are high!! Great fun!

The historic city of San Quirico d'Orcia is one of several beautiful Tuscan cities located around the Valle d'Orcia. It has a very historic centre. As an old city there are many modern amenities for tourism: restaurants, historical buildings, museums, churches, bars, and shops. A very charming place to base yourself in Tuscany for the Valle d'Orcia: very relaxing and peaceful.

San Quirico d'Orcia is a gorgeous village in the middle of the Val d'Orcia. Not only the place is fascinating, but its surroundings will make your jaw drop. It is also strategically located and well connected to other fantastic small towns and villages, which make it the perfect location for a road trip.

Elisa is a super host. Breakfast was great! Fresh squeezed orange juice, fruits, hot croissants, eggs, cheeses, prosciutto, much more than a continental breakfast! The rooms are wonderful! Bed, shower, bedding! She also cooked us dinner one night and it was the best dinner in the region. We will be back!

Amazing quaint town from centuries ago, wonderfully preserVed. Very safe to walk through and enjoy local shops. Restaurants and wine & snacks. Your car can enter for drop off and pick up but must be parked outside the walls. SQ is a comfortable and quaint place to serve as home base while exploring southern Tuscany. We drove to Chiusi to visit incredible Euruscan museum. Another day to Montecatini and Pienza. Use a good navigating system. I found Google devoured battery power and stays running even if u think I turned it off. I stuck with Safari on my iPhone and had a rented Italian Wi-Fi hotspot plugged into the car as well as my phone using the USA charger wire. Not the cigarettes lighter plug in. It’s easy to get lost making a wrong turn even though there are several signs along the way. Also beware of many cyclists. These roads are only two lanes, one each way and no shoulders. Occasionally pull off spots have been marked for picture taking. Otherwise you must really pay attention in these curvaceous roads! We only drove in daylight.