In Assassin's Creed II, which Tuscan town contains the Auditore family villa?

Monteriggioni contains the Auditore family villa in Assassin's Creed II.

Monteriggioni is a real medieval walled town in Tuscany, Italy, and it serves as Ezio Auditore's home base in Assassin's Creed II. The fictional Villa Auditore stands inside the town, where Ezio and his allies can return, manage improvements, and receive information during the story. The location becomes an important symbol of the Auditore family's roots and recovery.

In the game, the villa is more than a residential building. Players can invest in the surrounding settlement and upgrade services, which gradually improves the town's usefulness and visual appearance. The location also returns in later parts of Ezio's story, reinforcing its importance to the trilogy.

Monteriggioni is often confused with the other Tuscan and Italian cities visited in the game, such as Florence, San Gimignano, and Venice. Those places are major story locations, but the Auditore family villa is specifically associated with Monteriggioni.