Places to Visit
Montefollonico (walking distance)
Address: Via Ansano Landucci, 32, 53049 Montefollonico SI, Italy .A peaceful medieval village known for its quiet streets, stone architecture and authentic Tuscan atmosphere. Wander through the lanes to discover Borgo del Vin Santo, where you can enjoy a Vin Santo tasting in a family-run, exclusive cellar—a truly local experience rooted in tradition.
You’ll also find a unique artisan ceramic shop housed inside a former chapel, lovingly curated by its owner and offering handcrafted pieces found nowhere else.
For nature and views, follow the easy path to Tondo Park, a panoramic walk perfect for sunsets and quiet moments in the countryside.
Montefollonico proudly carries the Italian Touring Club’s Orange Flag, awarded to small villages of outstanding heritage, hospitality, and environmental quality.
Pienza (10 min drive)
Address: Pienza, Province of Siena, Italy .The "ideal city of the Renaissance designed by Pope Pius II. Famous for its perfect urban layout and Pecorino cheese, Pienza is also part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Vald'Orcia for its harmonious Renaissance town planning and stunning Tuscan lanscapes. Wander through romantic streets and enjoy spectacular views over the rolling hills of the Val d'Orcia.
Montalcino & the Abbey of Sant'Antimo (35 min)
Address: Montalcino, Province of Siena, Italy .Montalcino
Perched high above the Val d’Orcia, Montalcino is a medieval hilltown celebrated for its sweeping panoramas, ancient fortress, and the world‑famous Brunello di Montalcino. Its historic center, with steep stone streets and the elegant Piazza del Popolo, preserves the charm of a village shaped by centuries of art, history, and winemaking traditions.
Abbazia di Sant’Antimo
A few kilometers from Montalcino, the Abbey of Sant’Antimo rises in perfect solitude among olive groves and rolling fields. Considered one of Tuscany’s finest Romanesque masterpieces, it blends French and Lombard influences and is wrapped in legends linking its origins to Charlemagne. Its serene setting and luminous travertine architecture create an atmosphere of deep spirituality and timeless beauty.
Montepulciano (10 min)
Address: Piazza Grande, Montepulciano, Province of Siena, Italy .A wine-lover's haven. Visit historic wine cellars, taste the famous Vino Nobile and explore grand Renaissaince palaces and churches.
Siena (45 min)
Address: Siena, Province of Siena, Italy .A masterpiece of medieval Italy. Visit the Piazza del Campo, the Duomo and wander through narrow streets filled with culture and tradition. Siena is also famous for the Palio, a historic horse race held twice a year in the Piazza del Campo, a thrilling event that showcases the city's medieval spirit and intense local pride.
The Garden of La Foce
Address: La Foce, Province of Siena, Italy .Visit the nearby villa and beautiful private garden of La Foce, owned by the Origo noble family. The Garden of La Foce, considered one of Italy’s most beautiful private gardens, was conceived by landscape architect Cecil Pinsent to enhance the Renaissance house and expand the spectacular view over the valley of the Orcia and Mount Amiata. The harmony between buildings, gardens, and nature makes La Foce an ideal example of Tuscany’s architectural and cultural evolution in the 20th century.
The tour lasts 2,5 hours
Cortona (1 hr)
Address: Cortona, Province of Arezzo, Italy .This charming hilltop town has Etruscan origins and offers panoramic views of the Val di Chiana. Take a stroll through its medieval streets, visit the Diocesan Museum and Etruscan Academy Museum, enjoy the local cuisine in cosy trattorias. Cortona's artistic heritage and picturesque landscapes offer the perfect blend of history, culture and Tuscan charm.
Bagno Vignoni (25 min)
Address: Bagno Vignoni, Province of Siena, Italy .The thermal village where the main square is a steaming pool. Discover natural hoet springs and soak in history and relataxion.
Firenze (1 hr 30 min)
Address: Firenze, Italy .The cradle of the Renaissance. Explore the Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery and the Ponte Vecchio. Wander through streets bursting with art, history and world-class cuisine. With its rich architecture, museums and vibrant local culture, making an essential stop in Tuscany.
Arezzo
Address: Arezzo, Italy .Arezzo è ricca di storia e arte. Di origine etrusca, conserva importanti testimonianze medievali e rinascimentali, come Piazza Grande, la Basilica di San Francesco con gli affreschi di Piero della Francesca e il Duomo. È anche la città natale di Giorgio Vasari e ospita eventi tradizionali come la Giostra del Saracino.
Monte Amiata
Address: Rifugio Vetta Ristorante, Località Pianello, Abbadia San Salvatore, Province of Siena, Italy .Il Monte Amiata è un antico vulcano spento situato nella Toscana meridionale, tra le province di Siena e Grosseto. Con un’altitudine di 1.738 metri, è la vetta più alta della Toscana meridionale e domina paesaggi iconici come la Val d’Orcia, la Maremma e la Val di Chiana.
Perugia
Address: Centro storico di Perugia, Perugia, Province of Perugia, Italy .Perugia è il capoluogo umbro e uno dei centri storici più affascinanti d’Italia, caratterizzato da un impianto medievale che si sviluppa attorno a Piazza IV Novembre, cuore simbolico della città. Le sue origini etrusche e medievali sono ancora ben visibili nelle mura, nei vicoli e nei monumenti che definiscono l’identità del centro storico.
Perugia si presenta come una città d’arte ricca di storia, con influenze etrusche, romane e medievali che si intrecciano nel tessuto urbano. È un luogo vivace, grazie anche alla presenza dell’Università, e offre un mix di cultura, architettura e panorami sulla valle umbra.
Assisi
Address: Basilica di San Francesco d'Assisi, Piazza Inferiore di San Francesco, Assisi, Province of Perugia, Italy .Assisi è un borgo umbro di origine antichissima, arroccato sul fianco del Monte Subasio e noto in tutto il mondo per aver dato i natali a San Francesco e Santa Chiara. La città unisce spiritualità, arte e paesaggio in un equilibrio raro, con un centro storico medievale perfettamente conservato e un’atmosfera luminosa grazie alla tipica pietra rosa.
Assisi è riconosciuta come Patrimonio Mondiale UNESCO e si distingue per il suo carattere contemplativo: vicoli silenziosi, piazze armoniose e panorami aperti sulla Valle Umbra creano un ambiente che invita alla calma e alla scoperta.
