The territory of Massa has been inhabited since prehistoric times, as the remarkable findings, in the areas around the City called Mo…
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[1] Located in via Parenti 22 and built in travertine, it dates from the 13th century in a style that is a transition between Romanesque and…
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The square of irregular shape, a rare example of medieval town planning, houses the main representative buildings of the religious and polit…
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[2] It is the best known and most representative monument of Massa Marittima, one of the greatest examples of religious architecture in the…
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[3] The building, built in Romanesque style and originally crenelated, was erected between 1225 and 1235. The Mayors (Podestà) who governed…
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[4] They were built by the Counts of Biserno of Gherardesca family, lords of the castle of the same name near San Vincenzo, in the mid-1200…
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[5] The building, which formerly was the residence of government representatives, is still today the Town Hall. The embattled three-storey b…
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Sited in Cittavecchia, it is a faithful reconstruction of a traditional woodworking shop, where are displayed all the tools coming from an o…
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[6] They are located in front of the Palazzo Comunale. Under these lodge, representatives of the City Government attended to solemn public c…
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[7] The building, owned by the Opera San Cerbone, upon completion of construction of the Cathedral became the residence of the Vicar of the…
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[8] The building, with three large arches, dates back to 1265, when Ildebrandino of Pisa was the Mayor, as reported in the epigraph inscribe…
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[9] The building, adjacent to the public fountain, was built in the late 30s of last century during the fascist regime. It is worthy of atte…
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[10] It was built by the Free City of Massa in 1228, three years after the conquest of freedom from Bishop, in opposition to the towe…
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[11] In 1335, Massa, due to the reducing production of silver, signed a contract based on a level playing field with Siena allowing sienese…
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[12] It was born as a fortified residence of the Count Bishop. It was a castle with strong walls and towers overhanging the rocks below. The…
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[13] This building of the 15th century is named so because it served as a store of weapons, in particular crossbows, which were distributed…
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This unique museum in Italy is meant to demonstrate the excellence gained by our country in this art for which we have been admired by maste…
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[14] The Church of San Pietro was built in 1197 by the Bishop in his Castle of Monteregio. It took the name of San Pietro all’Orto because i…
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[15] It was inaugurated in 1924 to commemorate the war dead of Massa during World War I. Each tree had a plaque with the name and the regime…
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[16] The original structure dates back to the 13th century and housed the monastery and the church of the Sisters observing the rules of St.…
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[17] The city walls were built by the people of Massa in the 13th century and were originally much larger. In the 14th century Siena, follow…
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[18] According to legend, Saint Francis lived for a few days in Massa in 1220. On that occasion he was invited by the elders to open a conve…
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The building was completely restored and remodeled in the second half of 1800, according to the style of the time, by Giovanni Petrocchi tha…
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The sensory garden "Sol Omnibus Lucet", named Norma Parenti, is located in Via Maremma. It has been conceived and designed by the artist Mar…
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This Museum is near the historical centre and is the reproduction of a real modern mine, proving the importance of the mining tradition in …
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[19] Erected in 1964 in the Parco of Poggio in memory of the victims of Niccioleta killed on June 13th and 14th, 1944 by the fascists. The m…
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Church of San Bernardino in Vetreta - It was built with the adjoining convent after the death of Saint Bernardino, in a place that, accordin…
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