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filter_dramaUnderstandOriginally inhabited by Etruscans and Romans, Cetona developed on a hillside around a fortress, which is still privately owned today. In the 14th Century it was ruled by [wiki=934634023c7f7a663fdc994504f14b4a]Siena[/wiki] and [wiki=9d464a9ce662bd6935c2935042d5d923]Orvieto[/wiki] until 1354, and, after a brief rule by [wiki=a9dba1742461d4960c161ccb6d2ff60a]Perugia[/wiki], was annexed by Siena, which strengthened its fortifications.
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filter_dramaGet inBy car Cetona is easily accessible by taking the A1 Autostrada from Rome or Florence, leaving at [wiki=375e4aa18e930f61c6b27f6e478ee56f]Chiusi[/wiki]. There are also rail connections through Chiusi.
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filter_dramaGet outCetona is a convenient base for trips into southern Tuscany and Umbria. Interesting day trips could include [wiki=468a3fcbab71dc3b1bb9cc49ad41862b]Lake Trasimeno[/wiki], [wiki=a9dba1742461d4960c161ccb6d2ff60a]Perugia[/wiki], [wiki=9d464a9ce662bd6935c2935042d5d923]Orvieto[/wiki] and [wiki=f1f07f08dd51cade5a07c0a16bc6c59e]Montepulciano[/wiki]. [wiki=375e4aa18e930f61c6b27f6e478ee56f]Chiusi[/wiki] is a short distance away.