Semidetached houses for sale in Pitigliano

The municipal territory of Pitigliano extends in the western part of the Tufo area. It borders to the north with the municipality of Sorano, to the south-east with the Lazio municipalities of Farnese, Ischia di Castro, Latera and Valentano from which it is bordered by the northern end of the Selva del Lamone, to the west with the municipality of Manciano. Expand

One of the jewels of the Maremma is Pitigliano, known as the "little Jerusalem" for its significant Jewish community. This fascinating village is carved into the tuff rock and rises on a rocky spur, offering breathtaking views. The narrow streets, stone buildings, and millenary history make Pitigliano a perfect place to get lost in the ancient streets and immerse yourself in Etruscan and medieval culture. Expand

The first mention of Pitigliano appears in a papal bull sent by Pope Nicholas II to the prelate of the cathedral of Sovana in 1061, where it is already indicated as a place under the jurisdiction of the Aldobrandeschi family. In 1293 Anastasia, daughter of Countess Margherita Aldobrandeschi, married Romano Orsini, bringing the county of Sovana as a dowry, and the county seat was transferred to Pitigliano. Expand