Our Experiences

Palazzo Mosela's Concierge offers its expert knowledge of the area, proposing a series of unique itineraries to experience the authenticity of Montepulciano. From wine tastings to masterclasses with our Chefs, from horseback riding to country excursions, from sports to dining experiences immersed in Tuscan tradition.

 

Our Recommendations

Below you will find our recommendations on what to visit in Montepulciano. From its magnificent historic palaces and ancient churches to breathtaking panoramic views, Montepulciano is a treasure trove of cultural and natural beauty not to be missed.

What to visit in Montepulciano

The church, built by Antonio da Sangallo the Elder between 1518 and 1545, reflects the architectural characteristics of the mature Renaissance period. It is located in the center of a flat meadow, and its position outside the city, in an extraordinary landscape, emphasizes its grandeur. The church of Madonna di San Biagio has a Greek cross plan, a central dome, and a semicircular apse, and is entirely made of travertine.

Villa Trecci Park borders Parco di Villa Benefizio, a three-hectare sustainable Mediterranean garden that collects three hundred and sixty different species of plants from arid and humid climates in the lake and marsh area. It is part of the APGI and MSGI gardens, open to the public during spring/summer, and hosts art exhibitions, concerts, and theater performances. Guests of our facilities can access the park free of charge on public opening days, excluding shows.

Restaurants

Located in Palazzo Avignonesi, it offers cuisine with seasonal and local products. Hospitality and attention to detail will make your stay at Il Nobile a memorable one.

Located in an ancient medieval structure with an open kitchen, it offers a young and lively atmosphere, with local seasonal products. Our expert sommeliers can assist you in choosing the perfect wine pairing, with the option to taste the wine before your meal.
A typically Tuscan environment, with high-quality products that respect the tradition of true Tuscan cuisine as prepared in families.

BARS and Cafés

Artisanal products, cakes, and Illy coffee. These are just some of the delicacies produced by the skilled hands of master pastry chefs. Traditional Tuscan biscuits like Panforte and Ricciarelli, artisanal Panettone, and always-ready cakes.

This establishment is certainly a landmark for the historic center; The Caffetteria's logo features the lion's head present on the facade of Palazzo Avignonesi, while the furnishings are embellished with finely crafted decorations and frescoes dating back to the 1500s. The historic interiors, refined service, and quality of products best represent the excellence of the Poliziano village.

Wine Bar

The rich wine bar will allow you to choose the wine to pair with your meal, with the option to taste it first.

You can taste an excellent wine guided by the experience of our staff before sitting down for dinner. Rare labels and sought-after wines make the Wine Bar a true paradise for wine lovers with over 2000 labels.