Volterra  Baptistery

Latest update: 11 January 2024
By: Dion Protani
The Volterra Baptistery or Battistero di San Giovanni is one of the panoply of historic sights in the hill town of Volterra in Tuscany. 

Situated directly opposite Volterra Cathedral, the octagonal exterior of the Baptistery is noticeably decorated with green and white stripes on just one side. Another distinctive feature of the Baptistery is its dome which is part of the iconic image of Volterra. 
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Battistero di Volterra
Town: Volterra

Province: Pisa

​Region: Tuscany

Built: 13th century

Architectural style: ​​Romanesque

Close by: Val di Cecina, San Gimignano, Colle di Val d'Elsa, Certaldo

​​Recommended accommodation: Hotel La Locanda

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