Monteriggioni, an entirely fortified medieval fortress in Tuscany, Italy, stands out with its enduring stone walls and historic significance. Built in the 13th century, it served as a strategic point for the Republic of Siena and a pilgrim stop on the historic Via Francigena route. The fortress offers breathtaking panoramas of Tuscany landscapes and a glimpse into medieval urban life. An annual Medieval Festival contributes to the vibrant culture, with nearby hermitages and wineries adding to Monteriggioni’s charm and historical depth.