All SpotsCorso il Rossellino in Pienza photo spot
These are four tiny stringers that connect Via del Casello with Corso Rossellino, the main street of Pienza, named after the architect Bernardo Rossellini, who Pope Pius II, a native of the place, entrusted the project to transform the anonymous village in an elegant papal residence in the fifteenth century. The work was only partially completed, due to the premature death of the Pope, but enough to make Pienza one of the most wonderful examples of Italian Renaissance architecture. Corso Rossellino, the main street of Pienza, where you can find many artisan workshops and food shops selling authentic Tuscan and local products.
