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The area where Agriturismo Fattoria Nerbona is located is a special corner of central Tuscany, nestled among the gentle hills of the Val d’Elsa in the province of Siena. Here, the countryside is interspersed with forests, vineyards, and olive groves, offering views that shift with the seasons while preserving the charm of the ancient Tuscan agricultural landscape.
Just a five-minute drive away are Colle di Val d’Elsa and Casole d’Elsa, two authentic villages worth visiting. Colle, known for its crystal production and rich medieval history, is divided into a historic upper section and a modern lower section, both connected by a convenient panoramic elevator. In contrast, Casole is a small gem set in greenery, celebrated for its artistic spirit and tranquil atmosphere, characterized by narrow alleys, quiet corners, and artisan shops.
Nerbona's location is also perfect for easily accessing some of Tuscany's most iconic destinations. In about 15 minutes, you can reach San Gimignano, the famous "Medieval Manhattan" with its soaring towers. In just over twenty minutes, you can arrive at Monteriggioni, with its well-preserved walls, and Siena, a city rich in art and tradition famous for the Palio and its Piazza del Campo. Florence is less than an hour away, as are Volterra, Montalcino, Pienza, and Montepulciano, all surrounded by vineyards and scenic roads.
Nature lovers and trekkers can explore the many trails in the vicinity, including sections of the historic Via Francigena, which traverses the area and offers spectacular views. On clear days, from the hill where La Casina stands, you can see the towers of San Gimignano rising on the horizon.
The region is also home to charming, lesser-known villages such as Mensano and Radicondoli, where time seems to stand still. These places allow visitors to rediscover a lost authenticity amidst unspoiled landscapes, Romanesque churches, farming traditions, and a cuisine that evokes home and the seasons.
Staying at Nerbona means experiencing a more secluded side of Tuscany, characterized by white roads, cypress trees, and tranquility, yet always just a step away from unforgettable art, culture, and flavors.
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