Agritourism in Asciano, nestled in the hills around Siena. (Tuscany, Italy)

The Santarcangelo agritourism stems from the desire of its owners who, through renovation work typical of the 'Crete Senesi' countryside, rebuilt a splendid structure, which originally dated back to 1651 and that was then used for a long period of time as a farmhouse.

The farm is located in Asciano, a popular destination and almost a must for those who spend their holidays in Tuscany. This is a quaint village that is easily identifiable through its Crete Senesi, as well as its farms, walls, and streams that characterized by the stones and pebbles found on their beds.

In our agritourism in Asciano, you can breathe in the old traditions of this land, the Etruscan and then Roman influences, and also admire the beautiful works of art that, in 1550, the De Medici family left after having taken over the city government.

To date, Asciano is full of churches to visit and works of art to admire, all enveloped by a mystical atmosphere. Noteworthy and recommended to visit are, in fact: the Etruscan Museum in the church of San Bernardino, the Collegiate Church, with its embattled bell tower, and Palazzo Corboli, the site of the Civic Museum of Archaeology and Sacred Art where important paintings and works created with ceramics from Siena are housed.

The Santarcangelo agritourism is the ideal place to spend relaxing holidays near the most important places of historical and cultural interest in Tuscany.