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Poggibonsi in Province of Siena, Tuscany

Situated on hills halfway down the Elsa Valley, Poggibonsi extends over an area of 70.73 square kilometres (27.31 sq. m.). Only a small portion of the town's territory lies within the Chianti Classico zone. The altitude never exceeds 350 meters (1,148 ft.). Poggibonsi itself is located at a height of 115 meters (377 ft.).

The town's borders touch those of Barberino Val d’Elsa, Castellina in Chianti, Monteriggioni, Colle Val d’Elsa and San Gimignano. Poggibonsi has 26,529 inhabitants (1991) and only 5.1% of the working population is engaged in agriculture (grapes, olives, fruit trees, and various other crops).

The history of Poggibonsi - Situated in an area settled since antiquity at the centre of the Elsa Valley in the heart of Tuscany, Poggibonsi has always drawn advantage from its favourable position at a crossroads. Its predecessor in the Middle Ages, Poggiobonizzo, was situated on the summit of the hill overlooking the site of the modern town and its origin was linked to t ... Read More...