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Radicofani is a hilltop town with the medieval Rocca di Radicofani (a fortress) sitting on a rocky spur above the surrounding valley. The town overlooks the Orcia valley and lies within the Val d'Orcia cultural landscape, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The SS2 (Via Cassia) runs closeby; the town has historical links to the Via Francigena pilgrimage route. The surrounding land within 15 km is agricultural: vineyards, olive groves and cereal fields on rolling hills and small wooded patches. The area is known for its medieval fortress, its position over the Orcia/Val d'Orcia landscape, and for routes used by long-distance walkers and drivers between Siena and central Italy.