The Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is one of the most picturesque areas in Tuscany, distinguished by gentle hills, ancient cypress trees, vineyards, and well-preserved medieval villages. Here, the landscape blends seamlessly with history, providing views that resemble paintings.
Just a few kilometers from the agriturismo lies Buonconvento, a fortified village from the 13th century, recognized as one of the most beautiful in Italy, featuring its well-preserved walls, sacred art museums, and peasant traditions. Nearby, Murlo reveals the Etruscan roots of the region through an intriguing museum and archaeological trails.
In a short time, one can reach Siena, known for its famous Cathedral, Piazza del Campo, and the Palio, as well as Montalcino, the birthplace of Brunello wine, and Pienza, a Renaissance gem celebrated for its pecorino cheese. Bagno Vignoni and its ancient thermal baths offer unique wellness experiences, while the abbeys of Sant’Antimo, Monte Oliveto Maggiore, and San Galgano tell stories of spirituality and art.
Nature enthusiasts can explore trails on foot, by bike, or on horseback through vineyards, white roads, and unforgettable landscapes. The region also hosts events, festivals, and markets that celebrate local cuisine, providing an opportunity to experience the most authentic and genuine side of Tuscany.
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