What to do in Cortona

Made famous by "Under the Tuscan Sun," Villa Bramasole showcases classic Tuscan architecture. Admire this private residence from the road during a scenic walk through Cortona's charming countryside.

Piazza della Repubblica pulses as Cortona's medieval heart, framed by the Palazzo Comunale and its clock tower. Savour authentic Tuscan cuisine at outdoor cafés while absorbing panoramic countryside views.

This Romanesque-Renaissance cathedral stands on ancient Roman temple remains, showcasing elegant portals and slender columns. Inside, experience serenity while admiring panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside.

After visiting San Domenico Church, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Cortona. Make time to visit the cathedral and monuments while you're in the area.

Perched high above Cortona, this Gothic-Baroque basilica houses Saint Margaret's remains, the town's patron saint. Visitors can admire the silver urn and enjoy sweeping Tuscan countryside views.

This Renaissance masterpiece by Giorgio Vasari features a striking central dome and Greek cross plan just outside Cortona's walls. Enjoy the serene atmosphere while taking in panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside.

You can find out about the history of Cortona with a trip to Fortress of Girifalco. You can enjoy the wineries while in the area.

St. Francis of Assisi founded this rustic stone hermitage in 1211, offering a glimpse into Franciscan monastic life. Wander the peaceful cells and chapels amid the serene woodland setting.