At Podere Salicotto we don’t need pictures, you just have to open the window! With us you choose an experience in complete relax, enjoy splendid and panoramic views at the top of a hill, in a lovely country estate with only 7 bedrooms. …

The Castle of San Fabiano is located in the heart of the picturesque Crete Senesi, the hills in the south of Siena, close to town, but immersed in the quiet of the countryside. As early as the eleventh century, a small Romanesque church once…

The holiday farm in Chianti for your holiday in Tuscany. Sovigliano is located in a strategic position, almost halfway between Florence and Siena. Our holiday farm is set in the Florentine Chianti hills, at an altitude of about 320 metres above sea level.…

An ancient mill on the Arno dating back to the 13th century and still intact in its charm. The B&B is immersed in the landscape of green hills that form the valley of the river. It is a veritable small oasis of…

Relais La Leopoldina is a comfortable hotel in a manor house dating back to the end of the 18th century, located in the heart of the Tuscan countryside. The house was part of the Counts Passerini properties. They were members of the religious Santo Stefano…

Podere Conti is a working farm estate and country hotel nestled in the foothills of the Appennini Mountains with stunning panoramic views over Lunigiana, the northern tip of Tuscany. Owned and managed by an Italian/English couple, the 17th century stone house hamlet…

Immersed deep in the green hills of Maremma, in the heart of Tuscany, this former castle has been transformed into an exclusive and relaxing Mediterranean retreat. Surround yourself with the castle’s fascinating, ancient past and enjoy long walks in the beautiful countryside at this…

Hidden in a magical scenery, with the ever-changing charms of the ...hills and old villages rich in art, history and culture, La Saracina is an elegant country home in the heart of Tuscany. Beautifully positioned on a hill at the top of a spectacular avenue…

Lupaia – in the heart of Tuscany The name Lupaia is derived from the Latin word lupus (wolf) and can be translated as ‘the hill of the wolves’. Today, the times when wolves roamed the hills of Tuscany have long passed, and Lupaia exists as…