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	* [http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ Official website] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181006004909/http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ \|date=2018-10-06 }}		* [http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ Official website] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181006004909/http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ \|date=2018-10-06 }}
	* [http://www.mapitout-tuscany.com Southern Tuscany - Map It Out!] Useful travel information and updated events in Arcidosso and Southern Tuscany		* {{usurped\|1=[https://web.archive.org/web/20110709132200/http://www.mapitout-tuscany.com/ Southern Tuscany - Map It Out!]}} Useful travel information and updated events in Arcidosso and Southern Tuscany

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	==External links==		==External links==
	{{commons category\|Arcidosso}}		{{commons category\|Arcidosso}}
	* [http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ Official website]		* [http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ Official website] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181006004909/http://www.comune.arcidosso.gr.it/ \|date=2018-10-06 }}
	* [http://www.mapitout-tuscany.com Southern Tuscany - Map It Out!] Useful travel information and updated events in Arcidosso and Southern Tuscany		* [http://www.mapitout-tuscany.com Southern Tuscany - Map It Out!] Useful travel information and updated events in Arcidosso and Southern Tuscany

Chesipiero: /* History */

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History

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	Following the Leopoldina Reformation of 1786, there was a remarkable population increase and the number of Arcidosso's citizens quadrupled in about 100 years. Arcidosso thus became historically the most important political and administrative center in the [[Monte Amiata]] area.		Following the Leopoldina Reformation of 1786, there was a remarkable population increase and the number of Arcidosso's citizens quadrupled in about 100 years. Arcidosso thus became historically the most important political and administrative center in the [[Monte Amiata]] area.

			==Geography==
			;Frazioni
			The municipality is formed by the municipal seat of Arcidosso and the villages (''[[Frazione\|frazioni]]'') of [[Bagnoli, Arcidosso\|Bagnoli]], [[Montelaterone]], [[Le Macchie]], [[Salaiola]], [[San Lorenzo, Arcidosso\|San Lorenzo]], [[Stribugliano]] and [[Zancona]].

	==Main sights==		==Main sights==

Chesipiero: /* Frazioni */

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Frazioni

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	Arcidosso has several medieval churches, most notably the church of the ''Madonna dell'Incoronata'', where pilgrims journeyed to pray for the end of the great plague; the church of ''San Niccolò'', patron saint of Arcidosso, and the church of ''San Leonardo''. These churches contain medieval frescoes, paintings and icons. Local legend has it that [[Merlin]], the enchanter associated with the [[Arthurian cycle]], lived in a cave in [[San Lorenzo, Arcidosso\|San Lorenzo]], a village between Arcidosso and neighbouring [[Castel del Piano]].		Arcidosso has several medieval churches, most notably the church of the ''Madonna dell'Incoronata'', where pilgrims journeyed to pray for the end of the great plague; the church of ''San Niccolò'', patron saint of Arcidosso, and the church of ''San Leonardo''. These churches contain medieval frescoes, paintings and icons. Local legend has it that [[Merlin]], the enchanter associated with the [[Arthurian cycle]], lived in a cave in [[San Lorenzo, Arcidosso\|San Lorenzo]], a village between Arcidosso and neighbouring [[Castel del Piano]].

	== ''Frazioni'' ==
	The municipality is formed by the municipal seat of Arcidosso and the villages (''[[Frazione\|frazioni]]'') of [[Bagnoli, Arcidosso\|Bagnoli]], [[Montelaterone]], [[Le Macchie]], [[Salaiola]], [[San Lorenzo, Arcidosso\|San Lorenzo]], [[Stribugliano]] and [[Zancona]].

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Monte Amiata]]		*[[Monte Amiata]]

Attilios: updated population

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updated population

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 | area_total_km2      = 93.26
 | population_footnotes = <ref name="istat">All demographics and other statistics: Italian statistical institute [[National Institute of Statistics (Italy)|Istat]].</ref>
-| population_total    = 4281
+| population_total    =  4350
-| population_as_of    = 30 April 2017
+| population_as_of    = 1 January 2022
 | pop_density_footnotes =
 | population_demonym  = Arcidossìni
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 == ''Frazioni'' ==
 The municipality is formed by the municipal seat of Arcidosso and the villages (''[[Frazione|frazioni]]'') of [[Bagnoli, Arcidosso|Bagnoli]], [[Montelaterone]], [[Le Macchie]], [[Salaiola]], [[San Lorenzo, Arcidosso|San Lorenzo]], [[Stribugliano]] and [[Zancona]].
 ==See also==
 *[[Monte Amiata]]

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	=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===		=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===
	The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the 12th to the 14th centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid [[panorama]] of ~~[[Monte Amiata\|~~Mount Amiata]].		The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the 12th to the 14th centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid panorama of Mount Amiata.

	=== Historic centre ===		=== Historic centre ===

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	=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===		=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===
	The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the [[12th ~~century\|12th]]~~ to the ~~[[14th century\|~~14th]] centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid [[panorama]] of [[Monte Amiata\|Mount Amiata]].		The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the 12th to the 14th centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid [[panorama]] of [[Monte Amiata\|Mount Amiata]].

	=== Historic centre ===		=== Historic centre ===

AldoLiber: /* Main sights */

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Main sights

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	=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===		=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===
	The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the 12th to the 14th centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid [[panorama]] of [[Monte Amiata\|Mount Amiata]].		The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the [[12th century\|12th]] to the [[14th century\|14th]] centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid [[panorama]] of [[Monte Amiata\|Mount Amiata]].

	=== Historic centre ===		=== Historic centre ===

AldoLiber: /* History */

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History

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	=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===		=== Aldobrandeschi castle ===
	The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the 12th to the 14th centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid panorama of Mount Amiata.		The construction of the first nucleus of the castle, around which the town would develop, dates from about the year 1000. From the 12th to the 14th centuries it was a stronghold of the [[Aldobrandeschi]] and a bulwark against invasion of the Amiata territory by [[Siena]]. The north side of the complex is characterized by a tower that rises beyond the roof of the highest building in the compound. The top of the tower is crowned by a series of blind arches resting on shelves. The fortress, recently restored, is used today as a space for cultural activities. From the top of the tower there is a splendid [[panorama]] of [[Monte Amiata\|Mount Amiata]].

	=== Historic centre ===		=== Historic centre ===

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