Discovering the Crete Senesi and Val d'Orcia, between gentle hills and cities of art, medieval churches and uninhabited villages. With a pinch of adventure and the pleasure of good Tuscan cuisine.
La Fattoria del Colle di Trequanda (www.cinellicolombini.it), a small town south of Siena, offers off-road adventures hunting for unknown works of art and breathtaking views in the most famous and unspoilt part of the Tuscan countryside.
Itineraries of various lengths especially on white roads between unique places such as Pienza, Monticchiello, San Giovanni d’Asso and San Quirico d’Orcia.
accompanied by an expert guide you adventure in the woods, vineyards, villages and castles to discover small shops, flavors to remember and landscapes to be immortalized. The shortest excursions last an hour, the longer ones a whole day on a journey back in time with stops for a toast in front of the most beautiful landscapes of Tuscany.
The Panorami Safaris are something new in the Italian tourist offer and allow you to appreciate the best of the campaign that UNESCO has entered in the heritage of Humanity.
Here are some itineraries:
Crete Senesi and Brunello di Montalcino
The lunar landscape worshipped by photographers and white truffle seekers. Castles, abbeys and wineries tell stories mysterious and in some cases cruel of Emperors, Saints and peasants. The white truffle, its lunar and suggestive territory, its reserves and its taste. The Brunello wine with its vineyards, its cellars and its delicious tasting.
Val d'Orcia and its ancient thermal springs
The "most beautiful countryside in the world", the ancient water protagonist of this territory with springs, a medieval spa and the Mulini Park, with the ipogee caves dug to use the thermal water. A monastery in the woods with a beautiful fresco in the refectory. Two snacks in front of breathtaking views and a lunch next to a square full of water.
Val d'Orcia – Famous Panoramas
The most famous views of Tuscany and the most beautiful street in Italy. The city designed for Pope Pius II and its secret places. Castles, fortresses, fortified farms and hospitals along the Via Francigena that in the Middle Ages was traveled by pilgrims who went to Rome.
