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The "New York of the Middle Ages" Is in Tuscany and Its Towers Impress National Geographic

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Tuscany keeps a secret that surprises even those who think they know it well: a town with skyline profile, long before real skyscrapers existed. It is called San Gimignano and, seen from the road, looks like a small Manhattan carved in limestone. It is not a legend of inflated tourist guide. The comparison [...] La entrada La «New York of the Middle Ages» is in Tuscany and its towers impress National Geographic aparece primero en Moncloa.
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Tuscany keeps a secret that surprises even those who think they know it well: a town with skyline profile, long before real skyscrapers existed. It is called San Gimignano and, seen from the road, looks like a small Manhattan carved in limestone. It is not a legend of inflated tourist guide. The comparison [...] La entrada La «New York of the Middle Ages» is in Tuscany and its towers impress National Geographic aparece primero en Moncloa.

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Moncloa broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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