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Vine and Wine Museum of Montenero d’Orcia

Address
Piazza Centrale n. 2 – Montenero d’Orcia
Museum
The “Museo della Vite e del Vino di Montenero d’Orcia”, or “Vine and Wine Museum of Montenero d’Orcia”, is an exhibition space featuring panels with descriptive images of viniculture and traditional objects used in viticulture and winemaking. Of particular interest is the “pigiauva”, an oak wine press dating from 1700, recovered from the countryside of Petricci (in the municipality of Semproniano), complete with original press plate, levers and basket, in use until 1910. Inside the museum you can also find information on two of the most important typical products of Mount Amiata: chestnuts and olive oil. Guided tours are available.
Activities
Guided tours of the museum
Bookshop

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Accessibile

Price

full € 3.00 reduced € 2.50 for groups of 10 or more, children 6 – 14 and over 65s

From 1 July 2017 with a single ticket you can access 7 museums

MuseumFull ticket *Reduced ticket **
Exhibition section of Centro Studi D. Lazzaretti (Acidosso)***€ 5,00€ 3,00
Art collection of Palazzo Nerucci (Castel del Piano)€ 5,00€ 3,00
House Museum of Monticello Amiata (Cinigiano)€ 5,00€ 3,00
Ethnographic Museum (Roccalbegna)€ 5,00€ 3,00
Mercury Mines Museum (Santa Fiora)€ 5,00€ 3,00
Museum of Oil (Seggiano)€ 5,00€ 3,00
Mineralogical Museum (Semproniano)€ 5,00€ 3,00

  
 * Can only be used for visiting the museum that issued it and has daily validity;
 ** Can only be used for visiting the museum that issued it and has daily validity;
*** With the same ticket you can also access the museum of the Middle Ages and MACO

a unique ticket is available for visitors throughout the season
and thus until 31/12/2017 for the visit of all the above mentioned museum
facilities under the conditions indicated in the following table.

Unique Ticket of Access to all the museums listed aboveFULLREDUCED
€ 10,00€ 5,00

 
REDUCED: young people under the age of 18, 
students under the age of 25, over 65 years, 
families and accompanying people with disabilities.

Contacts

 Director: Luisa Colombini
Info and reservations: 347/1915174    0564/965220
Email: cmma39@cm-amiata.gr.it
Web: www.stradadelvinomontecucco.it
Web: www.facebook.com/sistemamusealeamiata

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