* The tour begins with Republic Square, its palaces and interesting historical facts. Through the narrow medieval streets we will head to the Church of San Francesco, created by the monk Elia Coppi, and to the church of Sant'Antonio Abate, next to which there is an ancient cistern, part of the ancient Roman aqueduct, to this day. It is especially interesting to visit the Cerulli Palace, where the presence of an ancient Etruscan wall has been preserved, possibly the site of a sacred spring used as a shelter during World War II. Next we will find ourselves in Piazza Signorelli, where we will see the theater, a masterpiece of the 19th century and the heart of the cultural life of the city. Then we will walk to Piazza del Duomo, overlooking the Chianti Valley. The last stage of our tour: the famous Giannelli Alley (with its characteristic medieval houses that are still inhabited), the Etruscan gate of the port city of Bifora and the Church of San Benedetto, an interesting example of Baroque architecture. The tour will end at the Brenna jewelers' workshop with a cup of prosecco made of gold leaf and silver.