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Poggio Leone is located in Gambassi Terme, at the heart of authentic Tuscany, in an area that blends the tranquility of the countryside with the rich historical and cultural heritage of the region. Its prime location, nestled among the gentle hills of the Chianti area, makes it an ideal starting point for discovering medieval villages, art cities, and landscapes of extraordinary beauty.
Within a few minutes, you can reach some of the most captivating historic centers in the region. San Gimignano, known for its soaring towers and its medieval center recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers stunning views and a strong cultural identity. Certaldo Alta, the birthplace of Boccaccio, boasts a well-preserved village that can also be accessed via a scenic funicular. Volterra, more secluded yet equally rich, is renowned for its Etruscan roots and the craftsmanship of alabaster, which still characterizes its artisan workshops today.
The area is traversed by the historic Via Francigena, which can be explored on foot, by bicycle, or on horseback. This ancient route connects Canterbury to Rome, providing an immersive experience between nature and spirituality. Just five minutes away, you will also find the Terme di Gambassi, a renowned facility famous for its healing waters and wellness center equipped with both indoor and outdoor pools.
In less than an hour's drive, you can reach major Tuscan cities such as Florence, Pisa, and Siena, treasures of art and architecture that house museums, churches, and famous squares known worldwide. The central location of Poggio Leone makes it easy to plan day trips while still being able to return to the serenity of the countryside as the sun sets.
The region is also abundant with vineyards, farms, and small producers offering tastings, vineyard tours, and Tuscan cooking classes, providing a direct connection to the local culinary traditions. The varied landscape, featuring vineyards, olive groves, woods, and white roads, invites leisurely exploration, allowing one to be guided by the subtle beauty of each view.
Thus, Poggio Leone represents a perfect blend of nature, culture, and flavors, in an area that retains the deep soul of Tuscany.
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