Abbadia is a village in the comune of Montepulciano, 7 km from the hilltop town and its Vino Nobile cellars. Nearly all homes here have a private pool and a garden, and most are small, sleeping around four. Anything beyond the village means a drive.
Abbadia is a frazione of Montepulciano in the province of Siena, standing at about 282 m, with the church of San Pietro in Abbadia. Montepulciano itself sits on a limestone ridge between the Val d'Orcia and the Valdichiana, and the countryside around it is rolling hills, golden fields and cypress trees. Homes are spread around the village rather than packed into one spot, and some have a fireplace. Siena is 58 km away, so this is a base for the Montepulciano side of southern Tuscany rather than for the city.
A hilltop town 7 km away with Piazza Grande, wine cellars for tasting Vino Nobile, and the Temple of San Biagio just below the walls.
A walled hilltop village in the Valdichiana with four gates and a donkey race, the Palio dei Somari, held each year at the end of March.
A small town still enclosed by its historic walls, at the end of the Vin Santo Path, a countryside walk.
From Florence airport, Montepulciano is around an hour and a half by road, and Abbadia lies 7 km from the town. By public transport it means a train to Chiusi-Chianciano Terme and then a bus, so most people hire a car.
About 7 km. Abbadia is a village within the comune of Montepulciano, in the province of Siena, and lies roughly 58 km from the city of Siena itself.
Yes, if you have a car. Montepulciano is known for Vino Nobile, which is made mainly from Sangiovese, and its historic cellars offer tastings. Several wineries are notable for their architecture.
Nearly all of them do, and they all have a garden. Homes are mostly small, sleeping around four, all with air conditioning and some with a fireplace.
Yes. It is a walled hilltop village whose church of Sante Flora and Lucilla holds a relief attributed to Donatello, and its Palio dei Somari donkey race takes place each year at the end of March, between eight districts.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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