Villa
di Poggio Reale : Constructed in the 16th-century, it features a three-arch open
gallery held aloft by pillars. The doors open to reveal a grand stairway that leads to the
immense underground cellars of the current owners, the Counts Spalletti, and is
full of old vats and barrels. The villa is used these days for conferences and
exhibitions, and on its upper level contains the Valdisieve Wine Museum.Chiesa di S.
Stefano a Castiglioni : This 12th-century Romanesque church contains a picture of the Virgin
with Child from the 13th-century, a fresco of the Virgin with Child, Angels, St.
Sebastian and Anchorite from 1532, and a marble holy water font from the 16th-century.
Pieve di S. Bartolomeo in Pomino : This parish church was built circa the 12th-
or 13th-century, and has since been restored numerous times. It houses several items of
interest: a terracotta statue of the Virgin Crowned with Child and Saints,
attributed to Luca della Robbia; a tablet of the Virgin with Child and Saints
dating from the 15th-century; a fresco of St. John the Apostle from the 14th- or
15th-century.
Chiesa di S. Maria del Carmine ai Fossi : Restored by the parish in 1924, this
church retains a Renaissance portico.
Chiesa di S. Pietro a Petrognano : Restored in 1925, it features a portico with
arches on stone pillars. Inside, the altar is partly made from pietra serena.
