Location: San Miniato
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The 8 Best Free Things to do in San Miniato, Tuscany
San Miniato is a town and comune in the province of Pisa, in the region of Tuscany, Italy.
Restaurants in San Miniato
1. Fattoria di San Quintino
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Visit our wine tasting room where you will also find local products such as truffles, jams, compotes, our millefiori honey and olive oil and where you can choose from the following tastings: Gourmet tasting, Tasting tour, Truffle tasting, Truffle tasting tour, Tasting and Truffle Hunt, Wine and Truffle Tour. IMPORTANT: Our tastings can be made every day of the week by reservation
2. Tartufi Nacci
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Truffle hunting, sale of fresh truffles production and direct sales of truffle products the nacci family has been working for generations in order to find and offer the best quality fresh truffles an to make specialities with truffles, so that food lovers can appreciate their full scent and taste them ready on the table.
3. Rocca Federico II
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By dnmac1955 - Dunblane, United Kingdom
Looking for somewhere off the beaten track and found San Miniato. Caught the train from Pisa and then a taxi up from San Miniato train station (€12) to the old town. Walked to the top of the hill and scaled the tower (€3.5/p) and rewarded with superb views. Well worth a visit but note that the buses don’t seem to run on Sundays, hence the taxi.
4. Santuario della Madre dei Bambini di Cigoli
5. Chiesa di Sant'Jacopo e Lucia
6. Palazzo del Seminario
7. Centro Storico di San Miniato
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4.0 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By 857ralphh - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
A most attractive hill top town on the main railway line between Pisa and Florence. There is a free bus every few minutes from the railway station to San Miniato Alto, but there also appeared to be ample, easy parking. A small easily walkable town, it is off the beaten track as far as tourists are concerned, and prices are correspondingly lower. But it is well worth a day or even just part of a day, since there is plenty to see and the place has a long history. There is an Information office on the main square but local students have done a stunning job producing an App, from which you can scan details of the main attractions, such as the Rocca di Frederico II, the Palazzo del Seminario in the P.za della Republic and many more. Last year I visited and reviewed San Gimignano, which I found overcrowded and expensive. Of similar size, this is a far better alternative if you are in the area.
