Stretching along Italy’s magnificent west coast from the Umbrian border to the Ligurian Sea, Tuscany epitomises the archetypal romantic image of Italy. For centuries this exquisite wine region has had a magnetic effect on travellers who are drawn to its picturesque farms, endless olive groves and vineyards, frescoed churches, and quaint towns clinging to the hillsides. Despite its reputation for pastoral bliss, the region has some impressive urban treasures on offer, including Siena with its vast Piazza del Campo; Lucca with its ancient walls; and of course Pisa with its famous leaning tower. However, nothing quite rivals the endless cultural delights of Florence, where adventurers can get lost for days on end amid Renaissance artworks and countless architectural masterpieces. Tuscany offers a phenomenal combination of excellent wine culture, modern and historic city delights, and breathtaking countryside.
Tenuta la Santissima is part of an old hamlet and first descriptions of the inn date back to the 13th century. The inn was a meeting place for pilgrims and it preserves his history of welcoming. Located a few minutes outside Siena, Tenuta la Santissima is a country house surrounded by nature. Enjoy the beauty […]
