Heritage of Pieve di Corsignano

Pieve di Corsignano stands at the western edge of Pienza, originally known as Corsignano, and dates back to the 10th century. This church is a testament to the region's medieval architecture.

Founded during a time of religious and cultural growth, the church features a distinctive circular bell tower with eight arched windows. Notable carvings include a two-headed siren above the main doorway and scenes from the Nativity and the Three Kings on the side door.

Significant Features

Inside rests the baptismal font where Pope Pius II was baptized, adding to its cultural importance. The church is not only a religious site but a monument reflecting Pienza's historical narrative.

Must-See Wonders

🚪 Unique Bell Tower
🗿 Two-Headed Siren Carving
👶 Pope Pius II's Baptismal Font

The church is accessible for all visitors free of charge, making it a must-visit for tourists, families, and historians alike.