The Pieve delle Sante Flora and Lucilla di Santa Fiora has a Romanesque-Gothic architectural character, a gabled facade and an elegant travertine rose window. At the end of the eighteenth century the door and two lateral naves were added. The interior preserves a valuable collection of Della Robbia ceramics, one of the rare examples of Florentine art in the Amiata area, artistically and culturally Sienese land.
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Recipe: Polta di Pacentro, the peasant dish that symbolises the traditions of Abruzzo