he commitment to public works in the tertiary sector continues, to which the administration has allocated significant resources for the safety and expansion of school buildings
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Summer is shaping up to be crackling for the oldest trattoria in the town.
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After the success of its first edition, which used music as its guiding thread, transforming alleys and courtyards into unexpected stages, this year the festival takes a further step, more intimate and more courageous: the theme is writing. Words. The ones that remain, that burn, that console. The ones an author chases for years and that a reader finds at exactly the moment they need them.
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Booking.com has included the city among the ten most welcoming destinations in the world in 2025, the only Italian reality to be able to boast this title.
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Torrita, once called “Turrita”, is first mentioned in a document dated 1037 where it is listed as the property of the Benedictine Abbey of Sant’Antimo near Montalcino. As a fortified town with a surrounding wall and four towers, it later served as a military outpost for the defense of Siena’s border with neighboring Montepulciano. Later still, the town held Florentine ambitions at bay until it finally fell to the imperial forces of Charles the First in 1554 and the entire area passed into the Florentine Grand duchy.
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