Sant'Antimo Abbey in Montalcino, Italy

Sant'Antimo Abbey, located near the world-renowned wine region of Montalcino, has a long history dating back to 781 AD. It is a prime example of Romanesque architecture in Tuscany. Inside, the simple and unadorned cathedral is illuminated by natural light, creating a special place for prayer. The abbey was a stop on the medieval pilgrimage route 'Via Francigena,' attracting many pilgrims. Among the magnificent Romanesque sculptures, various animals and angels are hidden, making it enjoyable to search for them. It is a place that cleanses the soul.