Castelnuovo Berardenga, Medieval commune in Province of Siena, Italy.
Castelnuovo Berardenga is a commune in the Province of Siena located in southern Tuscany. The territory covers rolling hills and flatlands dotted with small villages, agricultural areas, and typical Tuscan countryside features throughout its extent.
The settlement was established in 1366 when Siena built a fortress to control and administer the Berardenga region. The name reflects the family of Count Berardo, who held authority in this territory.
The annual Grape Festival in September transforms the streets with traditional parades, wine tastings, and exhibitions of regional agricultural products.
The commune is accessible via the Siena-Bettolle road and various provincial routes, with accommodations and restaurants distributed throughout. Wine estates are present in the area, offering tastings and direct sales of local productions.
The territory contains the Montaperti battlefield where Sienese forces defeated Florence in 1260. This victory shaped the balance of power in Tuscany for generations afterward.
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