Formerly the main town of the municipalità, in a fine position overlooking the valley, sorrounded by extensive olive groves. The borgo, whose layout has very little changed since the Middle Ages, is alsofamous for its garden, planted with citrus trees. It is a marvellous borgo features on the main square the Palazzo del Podestà, dating back to XII century, decorated with a large number of coats-of-arms from XV and XVI century. There is a romanic church as well, with its impressive bell tower: it was founded on 1038, dedicated to the Madonna della Salute and to Saint Niccolao. The church has three naves: not to be missed the Crucifix from XIV century and and an altarpiece with the Anunciation, bestowed to Bicci di Lorenzo(1442). Every two years there is an impressive local show, around may, where the secret and private gardens of the borgo are kept open for the public: thousands of people reach this little borgo from all over Europe, while the main plants are lemon and orange trees, tangerine trees and Killarney strawberry trees. Don’t miss the Colle di Buggiano a squat little fortified castle dating from 1238, with its church of San Lorenzo, overlooking the main little square. Also, north of Buggiano, spend a while to see Stignano, birthplace of one of the most famous men of this land – Coluccio Salutati – , featuring a romanic bell tower, quite known for its top is Arabic – inspired, given that the architect took inspiration from Sicilian romanic taste.

Formerly the main town of the municipalità, in a fine position overlooking the valley, sorrounded by extensive olive groves. The borgo, whose layout has very little changed since the Middle Ages, is alsofamous for its garden, planted with citrus trees. It is a marvellous borgo features on the main square the Palazzo del Podestà, dating back to XII century, decorated with a large number of coats-of-arms from XV and XVI century. There is a romanic church as well, with its impressive bell tower: it was founded on 1038, dedicated to the Madonna della Salute and to Saint Niccolao. The church has three naves: not to be missed the Crucifix from XIV century and and an altarpiece with the Anunciation, bestowed to Bicci di Lorenzo(1442). Every two years there is an impressive local show, around may, where the secret and private gardens of the borgo are kept open for the public: thousands of people reach this little borgo from all over Europe, while the main plants are lemon and orange trees, tangerine trees and Killarney strawberry trees. Don’t miss the Colle di Buggiano a squat little fortified castle dating from 1238, with its church of San Lorenzo, overlooking the main little square. Also, north of Buggiano, spend a while to see Stignano, birthplace of one of the most famous men of this land – Coluccio Salutati – , featuring a romanic bell tower, quite known for its top is Arabic – inspired, given that the architect took inspiration from Sicilian romanic taste.