Description: The Cathedral, which was rebuilt in Renaissance shape on a pre-existing Romanesque pieve, contains a painting of the Natività by the local artist Pietro Berrettini.
ADDRESS: Via Duomo
Phone 0575 603256 
Partial facilities for the disabled 

Description: The Abbey of Farneta, founded by the Benedectines in ca.1000 and then taken over by the Olivetan friars, is one of the best Aretine Romanesque examples. The crypt, with three three-apse cells, is the most important part of the building. 
Partial access for the disabled
ADDRESS: Loc. Farneta, 1
Tel.Fax 0575 610010

Web: www.abbaziafarneta.it 

 

Description: The Sanctuary of Santa Margherita was built on top of a hill in the XIII century. The church, rebuilt in the XIX century, houses the body of Santa Margherita inside a silver urn, and a XIII century wood Crucifix which spoke to the Saint.
ADDRESS: Piazzale Santa Margherita, 1
Phone 0575 603116 - 0575 605069 

Web: www.santamargheritadacortona.org

Description: The Convent of the Celle, with small cells and a church, stands a few kilometres from the town centre, at the foot of Monte Sant'Egidio. San Francesco spent some time here. 
ADDRESS: Strada dei Cappuccini, 1
Phone/Fax 0575/603362 - 601017
Partial access for the disabled
Sito web: www.lecelle.it

Description: The Sanctuary of Santa Maria della Grazie al Calcinaio is one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings, designed by Francesco di Giorgio Martini (late XV cent.). Inside are fine stained-glass windows by the French artist Guillame de Marcillat.
 ADDRESS: Loc. Calcinaio
Phone 0575 604830 - 3491215401
Accessible to disabled