In the heart of Tuscany, amidst hills, vineyards, and timeless villages, every place tells a story of art, nature, and tradition. From the landscapes of the Elsa Valley to the cities of art, the surrounding area offers authentic experiences to be enjoyed day after day.
Split between history and modernity, Colle di Val d'Elsa surprises with its hilltop village and views of the valley. An authentic place, less touristy, but full of charm.
We are nestled in one of the most fascinating corridors of medieval Tuscany, along the Via Francigena, the ancient pilgrims' route that passes through hills, villages, and landscapes that have remained intact over time. Just a short distance from us are Certaldo, with its red-brick historic center that seems suspended in the Middle Ages, and Colle di Val d'Elsa, a city of art and crystal perched on a rocky spur. For those who enjoy walking or cycling, the Sentiero sull'Elsa offers a nature trail along the river, through woods, mills, and glimpses of the Tuscan countryside: all the information can be found at sentierelsa.it .
San Gimignano
Iconic and unmistakable, San Gimignano captivates with the silhouette of its medieval towers and timeless squares. Strolling through its streets is like entering a suspended atmosphere, where history and panorama meet.
Siena
Elegant and monumental, Siena captivates with the charm of its historic center and the famous Piazza del Campo. A city of authentic art, where every corner speaks of centuries of tradition and beauty.
Monteriggioni
Small and perfectly preserved, Monteriggioni is a fortified village that seems to have emerged from the Middle Ages. Its walls and towers create a unique atmosphere, waiting to be explored.
Volterra
Ancient and evocative, Volterra dominates the hills with its Etruscan character and thousand-year-old walls. A place steeped in history, perfect for those seeking a more intimate atmosphere and authentic views.
Chianti
Rolling hills, vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see, and scenic roads: Chianti is the heart of Tuscan wine. A region best experienced slowly, amidst tastings, nature, and small villages.