• Tuscany
• Arezzo
• Florence
• Grosseto
• Leghorn
• Lucca
• Massa-Carrara
• Pisa
• Pistoia
• Prato
• Siena

CAPALBIO - Set on an harmonious and panoramic wedge of Maremma, il Casale offers its guests relaxation, sea, countryside and the pleasure of discovering the scents and tastes of our land, one praised by Puccini and once home to the bandit Tiburzi. Our farmhouse is located on the very road which leads to the house where Tiburzi was captured. The village of Capalbio, a few kilometres away, is the backdrop to the vineyards that surround the farmhouse, hugging the oliv - ...read more...

SAN CASCIANO VAL DI PESA - The agritourism was originally a typical stone barn of 60 square meters, which was entirely renovated. Located in the heart of Chianti, it dominates Pieve di S. Stefano at Campoli (IX century), it offers our guests a wonderful panoramic view. It is composed of five large, bright rooms: kitchen, two double bedrooms, and two bathrooms. It is independent, and you can also enjoy a large outdoor area. Located 20 km from Florence and 40km from Siena, the agri - ...read more...

MONTECATINI VAL DI CECINA - “Gazella” (“Gazelle”) Two rooms equipped with three twin beds and bathroom Manor Three double rooms (B&B) “Oryx” One room living room / kitchenette Three single beds or one double plus one single “Cinghiale” (“Boar”) Two bedrooms equipped with Two twin beds and 1 and one French (‘one and a half’) “Cervo” (“Deer”) 1 bedroom with double bed sitting room/kitchenette/bathroom “Green Room” 2 twin beds/ - ...read more...

RADDA IN CHIANTI - In the fifteenth century farmhouse surrounded by vineyards, olive groves; we have 5 double rooms with shower and toilet. We offer accommodation with breakfast or half-board - dinner in the evening together with Chianti Classico wine (our in-house production) at dinner. Pets are welcome. - ...read more...

ROCCASTRADA - The old farm of Poggio Oliveto rises immersed in the green heart of the Maremma hills. The building, which was built in the 16th century by the Venturi family from Roccastrada, knew its moment of highest splendour around the 19th century, when the Counts della Gherardesca made it a town inhabited by many families. Since 1982 Poggio Oliveto, with its 115 hectares of surrounding land, is owned by the Curatolo family, who has restored it to its former glory - ...read more...