Let yourself be amazed by Pitigliano: this beautiful town in the province of Grosseto placed on a tuff cliff is one of the main attractions of southern Tuscany, and as soon as you see its profile in the distance it is not difficult to understand why. Pitigliano is a village with many historical monuments and museums, which maintains the atmosphere of a typical Tuscan centre, surrounded by the rare beauty. Pitigliano carries within itself a series of testimonies of an important Jewish community that lived here from 1600 until the unification of Italy, when the Jews of the place decided to move to larger and richer cities such as Florence and Rome. But the Jewish past has remained, so much so that it is affectionately nicknamed “the little Jerusalem“.