Lucignano, a small village in southern Tuscany, located on top of a hill at 414 m in the Valdichiana between Arezzo and Siena, represents one of the most extraordinary examples of medieval urban planning, due to its elliptical layout with circumcentric road rings, which has come down to us intact from the centuries. Traveling its streets has the sense of a pleasant game through an intricate labyrinth that is finally resolved once you arrive in the upper area of the town, including the Town Hall, the Church of S. Francesco, the Collegiata.

Uno dei Borghi più belli d'Italia | Bandiera Arancione Touring Club

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