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Nestled in the heart of the Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Agriturismo Palazzi del Papa serves as an ideal starting point for exploring a region of timeless beauty. Located approximately 15 km from Pienza, the Renaissance town established by Pope Pius II, the property enjoys a strategic position between Val d'Orcia and the fertile Valdichiana, areas renowned since Roman times for their production of olive oil, wine, and grain.
The region offers endless opportunities for exploration, from nature walks along the Via Francigena, which traverses the southern part of the Siena province, to visits to historic villages such as Pienza, Monticchiello, Radicofani, and Trequanda. Art and culture enthusiasts can easily reach cities like San Gimignano, Orvieto, Todi, and Assisi, as well as the enchanting abbeys of San Galgano, Sant’Antimo, and Monte Oliveto Maggiore, set in breathtaking landscapes.
The nature of Val d'Orcia is a perfect blend of harmony and authenticity: rolling hills dotted with cypress trees and ancient farms alternate with stretches of vineyards and olive groves, creating postcard-worthy scenery. Outdoor enthusiasts can traverse the trails by bike or on horseback, winding through woods, cultivated fields, and striking clay formations known as calanchi, shaped by time.
Local gastronomy is another significant treasure of the region. Here, one can savor specialties such as Brunello di Montalcino, Nobile di Montepulciano, and DOC Orcia, paired with local delights like Pienza pecorino cheese, Florentine steak, and durum wheat pasta from Val d'Orcia. A journey through this land means immersing oneself in the authentic flavors of Tuscan tradition, surrounded by a landscape that has successfully preserved its historical and cultural identity.
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