To get to Montalcino you have several options depending on your preferences and circumstances:


By Air

If you're coming from non - EU countries, you'll likely fly into one of Italy's major international airports such as Milan's Malpensa Airport or Rome's Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci Airport). From there, you can easily rent a car or catch a train to Montalcino.

Closest airports:

Perugia: 1 hour 15 minutes
Florence: 1 hour 40 minutes
Rome: 2 hours 15 minutes
Pisa: 2 hours 30 minutes


By Train

Italy boasts an extensive rail network. You can hop on a train from major cities such as Milan or Rome or Florence to nearby towns like Siena, Grosseto, Chiusi-Chianciano, or Buonconvento. From these stations, you can hop on a bus or arrange for a private driver to take you to Montalcino.


Closest train stations:

Grosseto or Chiusi-Chianciano or Buonconvento (the closest, though requiring two changes from both Rome and Florence). You can explore all train options directly here.


By Car

Opting for a car rental grants you flexibility and convenience, especially if you're keen on exploring the Tuscan countryside. Montalcino is easily reachable by car, offering a scenic drive through the rolling hills of Tuscany.

To reach the Convent, simply search "Antico Convento I Cappuccini" on Google Maps.

Upon reaching the roundabout next to the fortress of Montalcino, take the junction towards Grosseto. After approximately 3 km and passing the hotel "SI Montalcino" you'll spot a brown sign reading "Conv. I Cappuccini" at km 38.V on the right side of the road. At this point, three roads branch off; to reach the Convent, take the central one.