"Terre di Siena"

BETWEEN VILLAGES AND NATURE IN SEARCH OF EMOTIONS

The classic Tuscan landscape of lush hills and vineyards, dotted with medieval villages and large farms, comes to life to its fullest in the Sienese territory. A land made up of many intertwining sites and landscapes, with roads and places branching off from the city in all directions, from the end of its walls.

The Chianti lands, with their rolling hills covered in vineyards and small medieval villages such as Castelnuovo Berardenga (about 15 kilometers away) and Gaiole in Chianti (about 30 kilometers away), are perhaps the most well-known in our region, but they are by no means the only ones worth exploring....

nature, history and culture

in the valleys around Siena

A land to be explored, unique at every turn, but with one common denominator. A place where man and nature appear to have established an ancient and unbreakable bond.

Val d'Elsa

with magnificent treasures such as San Gimignano, Colle di Val d'Elsa, and Poggibonsi, is rich in history.

Val d'Orcia

is a Unesco World Heritage Site known for its vineyards, the hot springs of Bagno Vignoni, olive groves, and its river lined with mills.

Val di Merse

with its vast grassy plains and nature reserves, its small medieval villages like Chiusdino, where the San Galgano Abbey lies, Orgia, Brenna, Torri...