Santa Luce holds a rich historical and cultural heritage, linked to its Etruscan origins and the medieval structure of the village. The Church of Santa Luce, of Romanesque origin and dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the Alabaster Ecomuseum, which displays ancient and modern works made with this precious stone, tell centuries of art and devotion.
The alabaster craftsmanship, along with traditional trades such as charcoal burning, still survives today, keeping ancient skills and knowledge alive. Local festivals, markets, and fairs dedicated to typical products – high-quality oil, wine, honey, and cereals – offer the chance to immerse yourself in the genuine traditions of the Tuscan countryside.
