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Castello di Belcaro

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The Castello di Belcaro is a Renaissance villa built at the site of a Castle once belonging to the Republic of Siena in Tuscany. It is located some 5.5 kilometers southwest of the Siena city gate of Porta San Marco, on the direction towards Grosseto, it is beyond a former benedictine monastery and church of Sant'Eugenio. The address is strada di Terrenzano e Belcaro #32.

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Castello di Belcaro
Strada di Terrensano e Belcaro, Siena

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Castello di Belcaro

Strada di Terrensano e Belcaro
53100 Siena
Tuscany, Italy
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