Santa Caterina

The Santa Caterina chapel stands along a rural pathway, featuring simple stone walls and traditional Tuscan architectural elements characteristic of religious structures.

The Santa Caterina chapel was constructed in 1822 as part of the religious infrastructure development in the Diocese of Volterra during the early nineteenth century.

The chapel contains a notable tabernacle fresco created by Benozzo Gozzoli in the late fifteenth century, representing local artistic traditions of religious decoration.

Visitors can access the chapel by following the marked path from Peccioli's center, which leads through agricultural fields and past traditional farmhouses.

The chapel's position at coordinates 43°34'9"N and 10°47'58"E provides views of both the medieval town of Peccioli and the surrounding Tuscan countryside.

Location: Peccioli

Inception: 1822

GPS coordinates: 43.57100,10.79840

Latest update: May 13, 2025 02:27