Cursed Places in Tuscany
11 cursed places across 5 cities in Tuscany, Italy
Cities in Tuscany
Most Cursed Places in Tuscany
Town Hall
Monument in Pescia, Italy. Town Hall is a notable monument site in Pescia, Italy, known for its unusual character and ee...
Catacomb of Santa Mustiola
ArchΓ€ologische StΓ€tte in Italien. Catacomb of Santa Mustiola is a notable monument site in Chiusi, Italy, known for its ...
Parco Centrale di Prato
Parco Centrale di Prato is a notable architectural project in Prato, Italy. This hidden gem of architecture showcases un...
San Giovanni Battista, Highway A11
The Church of San Giovanni Battista or Chiesa dell'Autostrada del Sole is a church in Campi Bisenzio, near Florence, Ita...
Buchette Del Vino: The Wine Windows of Florence
A unique architectural curiosity found only in the Italian city of Florence are tiny decorated openings on the outside w...
The Medieval Skyscrapers of San Gimignano
San Gimignano is a small medieval hill town in Italy’s famous Tuscany region, 56 km south of Florence. Located on ...
Catacomba di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria
Arceaological site in Chiusi, Italy. Catacomba di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria is a notable monument site in Chiusi, Ita...
Poste in via Pietrapiana in Florence
Poste in via Pietrapiana in Florence is a notable architecture location in Italy. This place has earned its reputation a...
Via Cava: The Cave Roads of Tuscany
In southern Tuscany, there is a mysterious network of old pathways deeply entranced into massive rocks appearing like na...
Bunker di Fornacette
World War II bunker in Fornacette. Bunker di Fornacette is a notable infrastructure site in Calcinaia, Italy, known for ...
The Toxic White Beaches of Rosignano Solvay
The dazzling white sand of “Spiagge Bianche”, or “white beaches”, in the town of Rosignano Solva...